In Europe there are only Indian Gaur.
I am not sure on North American gaur. I think there were rumours of a mix up with some Malayan gaur. Do not take my word for it now, it might just be that ... a rumour unsubstantiated.I do agree that it shouldn’t take away from gaur having a captive population and do require proper breeding programs globally if possible. I did have the honor of seeing a couple gaur at the SDZ Safari park about 2 years ago and they’re wonderful creatures. Are Indian gaur the only subspecies maintained in captivity with breeding programs or are they zoomix from multiple subspecies?
Would love to see hubbacki imported to the US at some point! They're the largest subspecies and both the bull and cows are a dark brown/black color. Gaur are #1 for my future White Oak-like facility if it ever happens!Malaysian National Parks Department has indeed set up breeding centers for Malayan gaur at Sungai as well as Jenderak Breeding Center. Both these run managed herds with a few founders either way.