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Author Archives: Matt Kamm

Field Conservation at the Zoos
1 Jun 2023

Field Conservation at the Zoos

by Matt Kamm | posted in: Local Conservation | 0

Those of us in the Field Conservation Department might spend a lot of our time out in the wilds, but we’ve been working on developing our presence at the zoos, too! Franklin Park Zoo and Stone Zoo are ideal places … Continued

It’s Turtle Graduation Season!
23 May 2023

It’s Turtle Graduation Season!

by Matt Kamm | posted in: Local Conservation, Turtles | 0

With all the exciting programs we have going on overseas and the new developments in conservation, it’s important to also remember and mark the milestones in our longest-running efforts. May and June mark turtle graduation season for over one hundred … Continued

turtles
War and Hamsters: Saving a Critically Endangered Species in Ukraine
15 May 2023

War and Hamsters: Saving a Critically Endangered Species in Ukraine

by Matt Kamm | posted in: International Conservation | 0

This week features another guest blog post by new Director of Field Conservation Peter Zahler! In my time as a conservationist I’ve had the great pleasure of working in two of the world’s most magnificent temperate grasslands – the Pawnee … Continued

international, science
Investing in the Conservation Leaders of Tomorrow
3 May 2023

Investing in the Conservation Leaders of Tomorrow

by Matt Kamm | posted in: International Conservation | 0

This week, we have a guest post from our new Director, Peter Zahler, introducing a fantastic new partner program for Zoo New England! In my 30+ years of international field conservation, I have had the great honor and privilege of … Continued

international, science
Global Conservation Beyond Population
18 Apr 2023

Global Conservation Beyond Population

by Matt Kamm | posted in: International Conservation | 0

Paul and Anne Howland Ehrlich’s 1968 book The Population Bomb had a strong impact on global discussions about how to manage the Earth’s resources for a rapidly growing population. The book outlined the potential ecological disasters that would occur within … Continued

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