The world's fifth-oldest zoo, Bristol Zoo Gardens is facing the challenge of relocating around 25,000 specimens from 300 species.
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Binghamton's Ross Park Zoo, established in 1875 as the fifth-oldest zoo in the United States, relies heavily on community support, with over 40% of its operational funding coming from generous contributions.
The world's fifth-oldest zoo, Bristol Zoo Gardens is facing the challenge of relocating around 25,000 specimens from 300 species. The huge logistical task follows the zoo closing for the final time because of financial difficulties caused by the novel coronavirus pandemic after 186 years open to the public.
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