Al Wabra Wildlife Preservation

Flame Bower Bird

Flame Bower Bird

Flame Bower Bird
(Sericulus aureus ardens)

The first hatch of Flame Bowerbird in captivity being fed by her human surrogate parent

At 18 days old, the chick can stretch and flap her wings as she prepares herself for the challenging fledging ahead.

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Newsflash

New Hope for the Threatened Erlanger’s Gazelle (Gazella erlangeri) at Al Wabra Wildlife Preservation (AWWP)

After an eight year preparation period, four female Erlanger’s gazelles finally arrived at AWWP

New Spix’s Macaw Fact Files!

Fact files available in English, Portuguese and German.

8 Baby Blues

AWWP is pleased to announce its blue macaw breeding results for 2010. (In English, German and Portuguese)

Happy Ending for “Lorraine”, the Pygmy Slow Loris

Successful re-homing of an abandoned Pygmy Slow Loris to Bristol Zoo, UK

Sign the Petition and Spread the Word!

The EAZA European Carnivore Campaign is focusing on the important issue of the illegal use of poison to control predators