Kon Ka Kinh becomes Vietnam’s third-largest national park
A major step for conservation in Vietnam: Kon Ka Kinh National Park, Kon Chu Rang Nature Reserve and An Toan Nature Reserve will be brought together under a new management structure. With an additional area expected to be formally assigned, Kon Ka Kinh National Park will cover around 1,056 square …
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Kon Ka Kinh becomes Vietnam’s third-largest national park
08/21/2026Project updateKon Ka Kinh becomes Vietnam’s third-largest national park
A major step for conservation in Vietnam: Kon Ka Kinh National Park, Kon Chu Rang Nature Reserve and An Toan Nature Reserve will be brought together under a new management structure. With an additional area expected to be formally assigned, Kon Ka Kinh National Park will cover around 1,056 square … Read more
Reliable water. Healthcare closer to home. More opportunities to save and invest.
08/20/2026NewsReliable water. Healthcare closer to home. More opportunities to save and invest.
A delegation from Germany’s Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) visited community and conservation initiatives in Loliondo, northern Tanzania. From water access and community savings to forest protection and health care, the visit highlighted locally driven initiatives supported through German development cooperation.
Understanding Migration Routes
08/19/2026Project updateUnderstanding Migration Routes
Only a few years ago, there were almost no saiga antelopes left in Kazakhstan. Today, their large herds once again roam the vast steppes. Digital data is helping us understand their migrations and protect the areas they depend on.
Phantom in the Mountain Forest
08/13/2026NewsPhantom in the Mountain Forest
Vietnam: A surprising discovery shows that even highly threatened species can survive – if their habitat is protected.
The Frankfurt Spring School Alumni Program is Here!
08/05/2026NewsThe Frankfurt Spring School Alumni Program is Here!
We are excited to announce the launch of the Frankfurt Spring School Alumni Program, creating new opportunities for graduates of the Frankfurt Spring School on Conservation Project Management to stay connected, continue learning, and support one another long after the four-week course has ended.
The Conservation Generation – New Paths for the Wild: Shanyal Uqaili on Satellites, Software and Protected Areas
07/29/2026NewsThe Conservation Generation – New Paths for the Wild: Shanyal Uqaili on Satellites, Software and Protected Areas
Young employees at FZS are shaping the future of nature conservation with their scientific expertise, modern technologies, and fresh perspectives. In the third and final part of our series, Shanyal Uqaili explains how satellite imagery, artificial intelligence, and geodata help us better understand landscapes and plan targeted conservation measures.
The Conservation Generation – New Paths for the Wild: Digna Irafay on Social Safeguards in Tanzania
07/27/2026NewsThe Conservation Generation – New Paths for the Wild: Digna Irafay on Social Safeguards in Tanzania
Young ZGF staff members are shaping the future of nature conservation with their scientific expertise, modern technologies, and fresh perspectives. In the second part of our series, Digna Irafay explains why social safeguards and close collaboration with local communities are crucial to successful nature conservation.
The Conservation Generation – New Paths for the Wild: Alex Stewart’s Work with eDNA in Guyana
07/22/2026NewsThe Conservation Generation – New Paths for the Wild: Alex Stewart’s Work with eDNA in Guyana
Young professionals at the Frankfurt Zoological Society are shaping the future of conservation through scientific expertise, innovative technologies and fresh perspectives. In the first part of this series, Alex Stewart explains how environmental DNA (eDNA) and drones are transforming the way wildlife and their habitats are protected.
Striking New Species of African Monkey Discovered in the Congo Rainforest
07/16/2026Press releaseStriking New Species of African Monkey Discovered in the Congo Rainforest
In the rainforests of the Democratic Republic of Congo, scientists have identified a previously unknown species of African monkey – one of the rarest discoveries in modern primatology. Named Colobus congoensis and known locally as “Likweli,” the monkey, which is mainly black with striking orange face patches is only the … Read more
Launch of Frankfurt Conservation Center: A Bright Start for Nature Conservation
06/11/2026Press releaseLaunch of Frankfurt Conservation Center: A Bright Start for Nature Conservation
International Center for Biodiversity and Nature Conservation Officially Opens in Frankfurt
Rewilding an ecosystem: new generation of Przewalski’s horses released into the Kazakh steppe
06/08/2026Press releaseRewilding an ecosystem: new generation of Przewalski’s horses released into the Kazakh steppe
In late May 2026, five Przewalski’s horses – one stallion and four mares – from breeding facilities across Europe took their first steps into the wild on the vast plains of the Altyn Dala region in central Kazakhstan. This was a significant milestone for the international reintroduction initiative aimed at … Read more
Annual Report 2025 Zambia
05/27/2026Annual reportAnnual Report 2025 Zambia
Doubling conservation impact in large high biodiversity landscapes in Africa. A comprehensive summary of the FZS Zambia in 2025.
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