12/20/2024NewsCritical Support for Ukraine’s Protected Areas: How We Overcome the Challenges in Times of War
12/20/2024NewsCritical Support for Ukraine’s Protected Areas: How We Overcome the Challenges in Times of War
Since the beginning of the war, FZS and its partners have been providing emergency support in Ukraine. The challenges have changed, but the situation in the country remains critical. The conflict has had devastating consequences for Ukraine’s society, economy, and nature.
12/13/2024NewsIn Memory of David Bonderman
12/13/2024NewsIn Memory of David Bonderman
David Bonderman (1942–2024), a visionary philanthropist and dedicated conservationist, has left an indelible mark on the world of wildlife conservation. As a significant supporter of the Frankfurt Zoological Society, his contributions have been instrumental in advancing conservation efforts globally.
11/29/2024NewsHarvesting Change: The Women Revitalizing Delima Village Through Coffee
11/29/2024NewsHarvesting Change: The Women Revitalizing Delima Village Through Coffee
In Delima Village, Jambi, a women’s group transforms livelihoods and landscapes by embracing coffee farming. Supported by the FZS agroforestry program, they’ve replaced monoculture oil palms with coffee, mahogany, and native trees. Beyond income, their efforts restore biodiversity, empower their community, and sustain the Bukit Tiga Puluh ecosystem.
11/19/2024Carpathian National Parks Receive 15 Vehicles from German Partners
11/19/2024Carpathian National Parks Receive 15 Vehicles from German Partners
The Frankfurt Zoological Society, with funds provided by the Ministry of Environment of Germany through the International Climate Initiative (IKI), has purchased 5 off-road pick-up cars and 10 off-road motorcycles for four Ukrainian national parks. The additional vehicles will help strengthen the capacity of the national parks to fulfill their … Read more
11/15/2024NewsIn Memory of Professor Dr. Manfred Niekisch (1951 – 2024)
11/15/2024NewsIn Memory of Professor Dr. Manfred Niekisch (1951 – 2024)
The Frankfurt Zoological Society mourns the loss of its Vice President Professor Dr. Manfred Niekisch.
11/06/2024Press release, NewsThe Earthshot Prize 2024: Major grassland restoration project in Kazakhstan celebrates win
11/06/2024Press release, NewsThe Earthshot Prize 2024: Major grassland restoration project in Kazakhstan celebrates win
A long-term large-scale collaborative conservation initiative in Kazakhstan has today been named the winner of the ‘Protect and Restore Nature’ category of His Royal Highness Prince William’s Earthshot Prize 2024. The Altyn Dala Conservation Initiative has received the prestigious prize in recognition of its vision and results to conserve and … Read more
09/27/2024The return of lions to Nsumbu National Park
09/27/2024The return of lions to Nsumbu National Park
An exciting wildlife recovery milestone has been reached in Nsumbu National Park, with three lions reintroduced after a near decade absence of the species in the ecosystem.
09/26/2024Annual reportAnnual Report 2023
09/26/2024Annual reportAnnual Report 2023
A comprehensive summary of the FZS programs in 2023.
09/24/2024Press releasePrestigious recognition from The Earthshot Prize 2024 for efforts to protect and restore vast grasslands in Kazakhstan
09/24/2024Press releasePrestigious recognition from The Earthshot Prize 2024 for efforts to protect and restore vast grasslands in Kazakhstan
A long-term large-scale collaborative conservation initiative in Kazakhstan has today been named as a finalist for His Royal Highness Prince William’s Earthshot Prize 2024.
09/12/2024Press releaseDr. Andhani Widya Hartanti receives the KfW-Bernhard-Grzimek-Award 2024
09/12/2024Press releaseDr. Andhani Widya Hartanti receives the KfW-Bernhard-Grzimek-Award 2024
The KfW-Bernhard-Grzimek-Award 2024 goes to two heroes in conservation: Dr. Andhani Widya Hartanti from Indonesia and Hercilía Chipanga from Mozambique.
09/06/2024NewsAltyn Dala Conservation Initiative contributes saiga data to global animal migration atlas
09/06/2024NewsAltyn Dala Conservation Initiative contributes saiga data to global animal migration atlas
With a free online atlas created by over 80 scientists, you can track the routes of wildebeest, saiga antelopes, caribou, and other ungulates who make long migrations and see the man-made barriers affecting their journeys. The project is supported by FZS.
08/20/2024NewsBuilding Pride: Fostering a lion-scape on the lakeshore
08/20/2024NewsBuilding Pride: Fostering a lion-scape on the lakeshore
Over a decade ago illegal hunting led to severe wildlife declines in Zambia’s Nsumbu National Park. Lions disappeared from the landscape, disrupting the ecological balance. Reintroducing lions is a critical part of restoring the ecosystem. Now, the Nsumbu Tanganyika Conservation Programme is working to return lions to Nsumbu National Park, … Read more