European Breeding Programme
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At Banham Zoo, we’re proud to be active members of both BIAZA and EAZA, playing a key role in International and European Breeding Programmes that safeguard the genetic health and future of endangered species.
From our black‑footed penguins and Amur tigers to blue‑eyed black lemurs, Somali wild asses, and Rüppell’s griffon vultures, our commitment spans a diverse array of remarkable animals. With over 80 species programmes across Banham Zoo and Africa Alive, we embrace our duty as a conservation zoo to secure a thriving future for wildlife around the world.
Conservation in Action
Every ticket and membership to Banham Zoo helps to protect endangered species.
Your visit directly contributes to saving wildlife and preserving biodiversity for future generations. Together, we can make difference.
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As a charity, our ability to make an impact depends on the generosity of our visitors and supporters. With your help, we can continue our critical work in saving species and protecting wildlife.
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European Breeding Programme at Banham Zoo

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Support wildlife preservation across Europe

through Banham Zoo’s participation in the European Breeding Programme. Our zoo plays a crucial role in protecting endangered species through collaborative breeding efforts with other European institutions.

Conservation partnerships

are essential to the programme’s success, enabling us to share knowledge and best practices to ensure the survival of rare species in the wild.