To conduct cutting-edge research in animal behavior, with a focus on social behaviors, animal welfare, cognition, and conservation education. We aim to provide valuable insights into the complex connections between animal and human behavior. Through hands-on research and public education, we strive to foster a greater appreciation for wildlife and promote their protection and conservation.
To be at the forefront of research in comparative psychology, bridging the gap between animal behavior and human psychology, and contributing to a deeper understanding of the natural world while inspiring conservation efforts.
Students have the chance to contribute valuable insights to the welfare and conservation efforts of the zoo's diverse collection of 377 animal species, supporting the work of dedicated zookeepers and furthering our understanding of the natural world.
Jane Goodall
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