Conservation Projects
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In the years 2000/2001, WAZA organised three in situ conservation workshops searching for a strategy on how WAZA should become involved in in situ conservation. One recommendation was that WAZA (with the goal of becoming a globally recognised conservation organisation) should brand suitable conservation projects. The idea behind the WAZA branding is to create a win-win situation: the brand promotes the project, and the brand allows WAZA to use the project to convey what zoos and aquariums do for conservation.
Projects (or programmes) are branded on application, with three sets of endorsement criteria, focusing on biological, operational, and institutional and partnership issues. Applications may be submitted by either the project organisation or a WAZA member supporting the project. Since inception of the scheme in 2003, the number of WAZA-branded projects has steadily increased to 165 in December 2009.
Getting the WAZA brand implies:
Please contact us for further information and/or to obtain an application form.
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