All Turtle Back Zoo membership purchases aid the Zoological Society of New Jersey’s commitment to conservation by contributing to our global fund, which we utilize to support a variety of conservation projects worldwide. Just in time for Arbor Day, the Zoological Society of New Jersey is proud to introduce an important new initiative as part […]
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The Cockscomb Basin Wildlife Sanctuary in Belize is the only reserve in the world specifically established to conserve wild jaguars. A 128,000-acre expanse of tropical forest, it is confirmed to have at least 80 adult jaguars living within its borders[1]. Local communities benefit from this sanctuary through tourist revenue and employment, and community residents take
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Brittany Bishop has been an animal keeper in the bird department of Turtle Back Zoo for over two years and has worked in animal care for over seven years. Recently, the Zoological Society of New Jersey sponsored an experience for her with the Southern African Foundation for the Conservation of Costal Birds (SANCCOB) at its
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