——— CURATED PRACTICE FOR ZOOS AND AQUARIA

Find the practice you need. See who did it.

Real cases from keepers, curators, vets, and breeders — each one written up with the person who did the work, dated, and published under their name.

Keepers, we want to learn about your work.Tells us about it.

Your work is already

somebody's answer.

What Is Chureeda?

—— INTRODUCTION

An index of what was tried in zoos and aquaria, and what happened — told by the person who did the work, checked with them, and published under their name. Including what did not work.

Not a guideline library. Not a forum. A record of practice you can search, date, credit — and answer back to.

How A Case Gets Here.

—— EDITORIAL PROCESS

01

CONTRIBUTOR

Tried

A keeper, vet or nutritionist changes something. The result usually stays in one building.

02

CHUREEDA

Extracted

We write it up with them in five parts, filed by what was changed.

03

CONTRIBUTOR

Signed off

Nothing goes live until they approve it — under their own name.

04

THE FIELD

Published

Searchable by species, change and result. Dated and credited.

Every Case Reads the Same Way

—— FORMATTING

CONTEXT

One wary, territorial pair of Victoria crowned pigeons at Gyeongju Bird Park.

PROBLEM

Six years of eggs laid from the perch and broken. No nest ever built.

APPROACH

The aviary was planted, sightlines screened, and several nest points offered instead of one.

RESULT

A floor nest and a fertile egg, hatched in an incubator and reared to sub-adult.

STILL OPEN

Nesting is solved; natural incubation is not.

Shortened from the case

HOW TO READ A CASE

5 parts, always in this order

Context, Problem, Approach, Result, Still open. The full account below follows the same sequence.

Filed by what was changed

A topic tag names what actually changed. An outcome tag names what the change was meant to achieve.

THE EXTRACT'S CASE ➔

Enclosure & envrionment

Outcome: Breeding

A result, stated plainly

SUCCESS

PARTIAL SUCCESS

NEGATIVE RESULT

An evidence tier

Instrumented — dated measurements or clinical documents

Observed — the contributor's own notes

Reported — recalled, uncoumented.

The tier describes the record, not the person. How the case was gathered is listed separately, and a second person confirming the account adds a Corroborated flag.

Two gates

MEMBERS

PUBLIC

The title, contributor, extract, provenance and disclosure are open to everyone. The full account, figures, what did not work, and contact with the contributor are for members. Membership comes from contributing a case.

Direct Line to the Contributor

—— FEATURE

Ask the person

who did the work.

Guidelines tell you what should happen. They can't tell you what went wrong in week three.


Every case names its contributor, and members can message those who opt in — so a question about a ration step reaches the nutritionist who set it.

THE CONTRIBUTOR

PUBLIC

PHOTO

[CONTRIBUTOR NAME]

[POSITION]

[INSTITUTION] • [COUNTRY]

Enclosure & envrionment

2 cases

Open to connect

MEMBERS

Message go through Chureeda. The Contributor's email is never published.

Contributors decide whether to be reachable, case by case.

Message go through Chureeda — no public email addresses.

Institutions can see who from their team is listed.

IN DEVELOPMENT

Browse contributors, not just cases.

Why Contribute?

—— PURPOSE

Your work, under your name.

Your case is your way in. It publishes with your name, position, and workplace, reviewed with you before it goes live. Once it's published, you're a member and full index is open to you.

About two minutes, on a phone.

WHAT TO EXPECT

What we ask for

Context, Problem, Approach, Result, Still open. The full account below follows the same sequence.

What happens next

We write the extract and full account with you, around your own photographs. You approve it, it publishes, and your membership starts.

You stay in control

Choose whether to be named publicly, and whether members may contact you.

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