A monthly report that aims to identify and discover more about the achievements of our organization and highlight its presence in the media. Where are we covered? What is our reach? Who is anticipating us? Learn more about our media coverage and reach to the audience through this month’s media coverage report.
127 Media Coverage (Newspapers, radio and TV)
148 Online Media Exposure
155.72M Online Potential Reach
July 2020
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July 2020
A L A IN Z OO
LAUNCHE S
A RABIAN
SAND CAT CONS ERVATION PROGRAMME
. Al Ain Zoo launched today its Arabian sand cat conservation programme to protect the sand cat in cooperation with its strategic partners through various workshops hosted by the zoo.
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A L A IN Z OO 2020
RECORDS OVER
411 411
ANIMAL BIRTHS SINCE BEGINNING OF
411 63 . Al Ain Zoo witnessed more than 411 animal births in the first half of 2020, including many from the Arabian Gazelle, followed by its carnivores, ruminants (antelopes and gazelles), birds, reptiles, and other species, thanks to its breeding programmes for endangered species.
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July 2020
A L A IN Z OO L ANDSCAPES I TS S PACES
WITH
L OCAL P LANTS
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Al Ain Zoo has beautified an area of 1,303 square meters using native plants, including Pulicariaglutinosa, Nannorrhopsritchiana, Carallumaarabica, and Senna, in addition to Ghaf, Lawsonialnermis, and pomegranate trees, Most of these native plants are grown in the zoo’s glasshouse nursery.
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July 2020
A L A IN Z OO C ELEBRATES W ORLD C HIMPANZEE D AY
. Al Ain Zoo celebrated World Chimpanzee Day, an occasion to encourage international humanitarian action to care for, protect, and preserve chimpanzees in the wild.
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July 2020
A L A IN Z OO
PROTECTS WHITE
B ENGAL
TIGER
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IUCN
Al Ain Zoo has participated in a number of global programmes that aim to protect threatened species, including the white Bengal tiger, which is endangered under the International Union for Conservation of Nature’s classification system. Currently, only about 3,800 of these tigers remain in the wild.
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