The Frankfurt Zoological Society (FZS) was established in 1858 and is an internationally operating conservation organisation based in Frankfurt/Main. 

Our work is committed to conserving biological diversity. FZS is therefore faced with one of the greatest challenges of the 21st century: the preservation of the world’s natural environments.

The Society’s main focus lies in eastern Africa, where our long-serving president, Professor Dr. Bernhard Grzimek invested much time and effort. 

FZS is currently involved in conservation projects in 18 countries on four continents. Although the society’s main purpose is global nature conservation, it also supports the Frankfurt Zoological Garden, which was founded more than 150 years ago by the Frankfurt Zoological Society.

The Society is an independent, non-profit organisation. The conservation projects are financed through membership fees, private donations and bequests as well as from investment returns from the “Help for Threatened Wildlife” Foundation. Financial support also comes from third-party funds such as other foundations and charitable trusts.

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Frankfurt Zoological Society

Klaus Becker

Franziska Heise

Nils Elbert

Dagmar Andres-Brümmer

Marisa Coetzee

The Communications and Coordination Team at Frankfurt Zoological Society (FZS) manages the dissemination of information and ensures seamless collaboration across the organization's global conservation projects. They handle public relations, internal communications, and stakeholder engagement while coordinating efforts between project sites to align with FZS's mission of preserving biological diversity. The team is instrumental in promoting the Society’s initiatives, managing digital platforms, and facilitating the flow of information within and outside the organization.

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