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Toledo Zoo Assists in Conservation of Rare Bird Species in Brazil

  • In 2025, three blue-eyed ground dove chicks hatched in Brazil, bringing the total to six under human care at Parque das Aves sanctuary.
  • This event followed the species’ 2015 rediscovery in Brazil’s Cerrado biome after over 70 years without confirmed sightings and years of coordinated conservation efforts.
  • International partners, including Toledo Zoo, Chester Zoo, Bronx Zoo, and SAVE Brasil, collaborated by collecting wild eggs early in the breeding season, applying hand-rearing protocols, and managing genetic diversity.
  • Joe Wood of the Toledo Zoo emphasized that this achievement represents exemplary conservation grounded in scientific principles, highlighting that the successful hatching demonstrates the positive impact when international collaborators apply their expertise effectively.
  • The managed population aims to create a viable breeding group to reinforce wild populations, while habitat protection and visits suspension at reserves reduce stress on the critically endangered species.
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Toledo Zoo's Expertise Helps Hatch Chicks of One of the World's Rarest Birds

Three blue-eyed ground dove chicks mark a major milestone in international conservation effort guided in part by the Toledo Zoo

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