Science
Species-specific biology, husbandry and measurable environmental conditions.
DINOJURAA Dinotech Group specialist platformBiodiversity & living systems
Living systems, managed with scientific discipline.
DinoJura develops captive-breeding programmes, coordinates responsible international sourcing and helps zoological facilities prepare for long-term operation.
How we work
Biology comes first.
Every assignment starts with the exact species, animal welfare and legal pathway. Facility, logistics and commercial decisions are then built around those constraints.
Compliance
Traceable origin, health documentation, permits and accountable handovers.
Execution
Practical systems for facilities, animals, people and long-term operations.
Core capabilities
Six connected disciplines, one accountable project.
Captive breeding
Programme design, colony records and species-specific husbandry.
International sourcing
Supplier review, specimen selection and traceability.
CITES & regulatory
Permit pathways and transaction-level documentation.
Veterinary & quarantine
Health files, transport planning and arrival protocols.
Zoological facilities
Collection strategy, enclosure briefs and readiness review.
Operations & training
SOPs, welfare monitoring and practical team preparation.
Start with the right brief
Choose the workstream that matches your project.
Scientific collaboration
Petr Nečas
Zoologist & herpetologist
More than 30 years of field and captive work with chameleons, including research, specialist publications, taxonomy, conservation and husbandry.
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Educational records built around exact species.
Lophura nycthemera annamensis
Annam silver pheasant
A silver-pheasant subspecies of southern Vietnam's montane forests; males are darker than many northern forms. Species-level evidence is identified rather than mislabelled as annamensis-specific. [1,3]
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Phasianus colchicus torquatus
Ring-necked pheasant
An East Asian common-pheasant subspecies whose male has an iridescent green head, red facial skin, white neck ring and very long tail. Many introduced stocks are admixed, so appearance does not replace pedigree. [3,4]
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Ardea alba modesta
Eastern great egret
The large white egret of the Asia-Pacific, recognised by its size, very long S-curved neck and patient hunting in shallow water. [1,3]
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Align the species, permits and facility before committing capital.
Send the project scope, target species or product reference. DinoJura will identify the biological, legal and operational questions that must be resolved first.
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