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European Association of Zoos and Aquaria

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European Association of Zoos and Aquaria is an organization^[1] founded in 1992^[2] and based in Amsterdam, The Netherlands^[2]. It reported revenue of €2.0M (2019)^[1].

Founded: 1992
Revenue: €2.0M2019
Sources: 33 sites

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8 recorded numbers and 3 open-web sources. Who stands behind each item: 11 from the system atlas registry.

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Recent history1

1992Founded

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Where the facts come from

“EAZA - Zoos and Aquariums in Europe. European Association for Zoos and Aquariums”^[3]

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Own words: “EAZA - Zoos and Aquariums in Europe. European Association for Zoos and Aquariums”^[3]
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First mapped: 2 Nov 2026
Updated: 10 hours ago
Sources: 3 sources
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ror.orgRegistry · 1 page · 5 findings
wikidata.orgEncyclopedia · 1 page · 5 findings
eaza.netOwn site · 1 page

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Data: 10 points
Figures: 8 points
Official links: 6 points
Identifiers: 3 points
Listings: None open

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Verification

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