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Research at Canadian zoos and botanical gardens [An article from: Museum Management and Curatorship] by D.A. Galbraith, W.A. Rapley, Who's Who in the Zoo: Canadian Telecommunications 2007 Competitive Analysis by Steve Yang, Lawrence Surtees, 2007-12-31 Kultur in Toronto: Toronto International Film Festival 2007, Genie Award, Toronto Zoo, Canadian National Exhibition, Crystal Castles (German Edition) Who's Who in the Zoo: Canadian Telecommunications 2006 Competitive Analysis by Lawrence Surtees, 2006-10-02 Who's Who In the Zoo: Canadian Telecommunications 2005 Competitive Analysis by Lawrence Surtees, 2005-09-01 Canadian human landscape examples: naturally cultural: the zoo as cultural landscape.: An article from: The Canadian Geographer by Bonnie C. Hallman, Mary Benbow, 2006-06-22 Who's Who in the Zoo 8: Canadian Telecommunications Services 2009 Competitive Analysis by Lawrence Surtees, Emily Taylor, 2009-11-01 Penned: Zoo Poems (Signal Editions) The Zoo Canoe by Karen Holyj, 2000-01-09 Why We Go to Zoos by Noah Leznoff, 1998-02 Canadian Rockies Wildlife Spotter by Adele Emma Brand, 2006-08-01 Mon Chat Zoo 7ans: Rat Bleu 10 (Rat de Biblioth'que) (French Edition) by Bernadette Renaud, 2009-01 Through the Magic Door by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, 2010-04-19 Through the Magic Door by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, 2010-05-04

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1. Kamloops Wildlife Park Links To Zoos
   KWP Choice website Canadian Wildlife Service. Hinterland's. Whos Who KWP Choice Website! canadian zoos. Canadian Association of Zoos and Aquariums  
   http://www.kamloopswildlife.org/links_zoos.html

2. Reciprocating Zoos For FONZ Members - National Zoo| FONZ
   Photo by Texas State Aquarium. The American and canadian zoos and aquariums listedbelow are offering special privileges to current FONZ members in 2004.  
   http://natzoo.si.edu/JoinFONZ/RecipZoo/
   
   Extractions: Photo by: Zoo New England The American Zoo and Aquarium Association (AZA) sponsors a Reciprocal Admissions Program (RAP), in which the National Zoo participates. Under this program, participating zoos and aquariums agree to grant free admission to current members of other participating institutions. RAP covers admission to the main facility on normal operating days and hours but may exclude exhibits or events requiring an additional fee. The number of visitors admitted with a family membership may vary depending on the zoo or aquarium, and the maximum age of children so admitted may also differ. Participating institutions may treat membership categories, parking fees, guest privileges, and gift shop discounts differently. In addition to RAP participants, other zoos and aquariums offer admission and other discounts to members of other institutions on a case-by-case basis.

3. LookSmart - Directory - Canadian Zoos
   canadian zoos Read about zoos and sanctuaries in Canada. Join the Zealcommunity and help build the canadian zoos Directory Category.  
   http://search.looksmart.com/p/browse/us1/us317835/us317905/us170276/us285961/us1

4. CBC News:Canadian Zoos To Begin Vaccinating Against West Nile Virus
   canadian zoos to begin vaccinating against West Nile virus Last UpdatedFri, 23 Aug 2002 193333 TORONTO Like their US counterparts  
   http://www.cbc.ca/stories/2002/08/23/zoo_westnile020823
   
   Extractions: Last Updated Fri, 23 Aug 2002 19:33:33 TORONTO - Like their U.S. counterparts, Canadian zoos are preparing to vaccinate animals susceptible to the West Nile virus, a mosquito-borne disease that continues to spread throughout North America. The vaccine only became available this week in Canada. Already the Toronto Zoo has placed its order, the Calgary Zoo is planning to, and the Winnipeg Zoo is considering it. Dr. William Radley of the Toronto Zoo talks about the vaccination "We have not identified West Nile near the zoo, but it has been found throughout Canada, especially southern Ontario," Dr. William Radley, executive director of biology and conservation at the Toronto Metro Zoo, told CBC Newsworld's Newsworld Today. "We will vaccinate those we think could be susceptible as a preventive measure, just as we do for rabies and other diseases," he said. Radley said staff will begin vaccination in the next few days, injecting those that are considered high-risk. These include members of the bird population such as flamingos, crows and bald eagles, as well as horses and related species such as the rhinoceros. The West Nile virus is a mosquito-borne disease The first West Nile cases showed up in the United States in 1999 and the virus has already covered half the continent. More than two-dozen Americans have died from the disease. In Canada, infected birds have been found as far west as Regina. Zoologists are confident it will continue its westward movement in 2003.

5. CBC News:Canadian Zoos To Begin Vaccinating Against West Nile Virus
   CBC . CA News Full Story canadian zoos to begin vaccinating againstWest Nile virus Last Updated Fri, 23 Aug 2002 193333 TORONTO  
   http://www.cbc.ca/stories/print/2002/08/23/zoo_westnile020823
   
   Extractions: Last Updated Fri, 23 Aug 2002 19:33:33 TORONTO - Like their U.S. counterparts, Canadian zoos are preparing to vaccinate animals susceptible to the West Nile virus, a mosquito-borne disease that continues to spread throughout North America. The vaccine only became available this week in Canada. Already the Toronto Zoo has placed its order, the Calgary Zoo is planning to, and the Winnipeg Zoo is considering it. Dr. William Radley of the Toronto Zoo talks about the vaccination "We have not identified West Nile near the zoo, but it has been found throughout Canada, especially southern Ontario," Dr. William Radley, executive director of biology and conservation at the Toronto Metro Zoo, told CBC Newsworld's Newsworld Today. "We will vaccinate those we think could be susceptible as a preventive measure, just as we do for rabies and other diseases," he said. Radley said staff will begin vaccination in the next few days, injecting those that are considered high-risk. These include members of the bird population such as flamingos, crows and bald eagles, as well as horses and related species such as the rhinoceros.

6. CBC News:Canadian Zoos To Begin Vaccinating Against West Nile Virus
   canadian zoos to begin vaccinating against West Nile virus. Last Updated Fri, 23 Aug 2002 193333 TORONTO Like their U.S. counterparts, canadian zoos are preparing to vaccinate animals susceptible to the West Nile  
   http://cbc.ca/stories/2002/08/23/zoo_westnile020823
   
   Extractions: Last Updated Fri, 23 Aug 2002 19:33:33 TORONTO - Like their U.S. counterparts, Canadian zoos are preparing to vaccinate animals susceptible to the West Nile virus, a mosquito-borne disease that continues to spread throughout North America. The vaccine only became available this week in Canada. Already the Toronto Zoo has placed its order, the Calgary Zoo is planning to, and the Winnipeg Zoo is considering it. Dr. William Radley of the Toronto Zoo talks about the vaccination "We have not identified West Nile near the zoo, but it has been found throughout Canada, especially southern Ontario," Dr. William Radley, executive director of biology and conservation at the Toronto Metro Zoo, told CBC Newsworld's Newsworld Today. "We will vaccinate those we think could be susceptible as a preventive measure, just as we do for rabies and other diseases," he said. Radley said staff will begin vaccination in the next few days, injecting those that are considered high-risk. These include members of the bird population such as flamingos, crows and bald eagles, as well as horses and related species such as the rhinoceros. The West Nile virus is a mosquito-borne disease The first West Nile cases showed up in the United States in 1999 and the virus has already covered half the continent. More than two-dozen Americans have died from the disease. In Canada, infected birds have been found as far west as Regina. Zoologists are confident it will continue its westward movement in 2003.

7. Zoocheck Canada Inc. - Programs & Projects - Zoo Check - Zoo List
   canadian zoos and Wildlife Collections. The following list comprisesfacilities and individuals who maintain wild animals in captivity  
   http://www.zoocheck.com/programs/zoocheck/zoolist.shtml
   
   Extractions: Canadian Zoos and Wildlife Collections The following list comprises facilities and individuals who maintain wild animals in captivity on a permanent basis for public display purposes. The list includes zoos, aquariums, municipal and provincial wildlife displays, waterfowl parks, deer parks, reptile houses, insectariums, rehabilitation centers and sanctuaries who maintain permanent captives, science centers, private menageries, and other kinds of animal collections, but does not include individuals who keep exotic animals for personal amusement. If you know of any facilities which have closed down and should be deleted, or new facilities to be added, please notify Zoocheck Canada Alberta The Calgary Zoo

8. Zoocheck Canada Inc. - Programs & Projects - Zoo Check
   Zoo Check/ canadian zoos. List of canadian zoos and wildlife collections. Zoosin Maritime Canada An Investigative Report (1996).  
   http://www.zoocheck.com/programs/zoocheck/
   
   Extractions: Zoo Check/ Canadian Zoos List of Canadian zoos and wildlife collections Guzoo Animal Farm: Alberta zoo desperately needs improvements Prairie zoo licensing flawed, say animal groups (Feb. 2000) Toronto Zoo News: Proboscis monkeys ... The Ontario Zoo Campaign - 1988 - 1995 Zoocheck Canada Reports American Black Bear: a comparison of husbandry and housing practices(2000) Wildlife in Captivity: An Examination of Legal Requirements in Canada and Around the World (2000) Prairie Zoos: Captive Wildlife Facilities in Alberta ... Zoos in Ontario: An Investigative Report (1995) General Information Roadside Zoos and Menageries Does your local zoo measure up? A few things to consider Zoos: Asking The Right Questions Assessment of the Physical and Psychological ... Home

9. Canada Zoos | Canada And Canadian Zoos | Pinoy Showcase Canada Search Directory
   Canadian Association of Zoos and Aquariums CAZA is a nonprofit organizationestablished to promote the welfare of and encourage the advancement and  
   http://www.pinoyshowcase.com/search/Canada/Science_and_Environment/Zoos/
   
   Extractions: Canada Travel and Tours - Offers discount for international airfares and travel reservations for flights in Canada and other Canadian destinations originating in the US. With travel guide and widest selection of business travel, tour packages and vacation going to Asia, Europe, America and other tourist destinations in the world. Find Amazon products about Canada Zoos

10. Litter
    Canadian Zoo Search Sites ~~ Canadian Association of Zoos. and Aquariums. web address http//www.caza.ca ~~ canadian zoos ~~  
    http://www.petproductsyellowpages.com/Yellow Pages/zooscanada.htm

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    canadian zoos and aquariums  
    http://americanzoos.info/Files/Webpages/Canada/Canada.html

12. Toronto Zoo > About The Toronto Zoo > Press Information
    April 22, 2004, Toronto, Ontario Zoos and Aquariums Take Action, a collaborativeproject among canadian zoos, launched today to highlight the fact that some  
    http://www.torontozoo.com/about/press_040422.asp?nav=7

13. Canadian Animal Breeding - Jan. 28, 2004
    TORONTO (Reuters) canadian zoos may have to curb breeding programs for some rareanimals, because a US ban on imports of giraffe, deer and other ruminants  
    http://money.cnn.com/2004/01/28/news/funny/canada_zoos/
    
    Extractions: TORONTO (Reuters) - Canadian zoos may have to curb breeding programs for some rare animals, because a U.S. ban on imports of giraffe, deer and other ruminants means there is no market south of the border for the babies. The ban on imports of ruminants animals with hooves and multiple stomachs was imposed last May after a single case of mad cow disease was found on a Canadian farm. Canada responded with similar curbs after a case of the brain-wasting disease showed up on a farm in Washington state in December. But while Canada allows exceptions to its import ban for rare animals, the United States is keeping its border closed. "We are not going to breed our (reindeer) until the ban is lifted," the curator of the Assiniboine Park Zoo in Winnipeg, Manitoba said on Wednesday. Bob Wrigley said the zoo's reindeer herd has risen to 25 from 12, and the zoo expects six more babies to be born in the spring animals that under normal circumstances would have found a home in the United States.

14. ENN News Story - Mad Cow Bans Mean Breeding Curbs At Canadian Zoos
    canadian zoos may have to curb breeding programs for some rare animals becausea US ban on imports of giraffe, deer, and other ruminants means there is no  
    http://www.enn.com/news/2004-01-30/s_12576.asp
    
    Extractions: Site Index: Home News ENN Earthnews Affiliates News In-Depth Topics Interact Online Quizzes Postcards Marketplace Business Center Store Advanced Search Advertise Join ENN e-mail Subscription Take our Survey Affiliate Tech Center Post Press Release Help About ENN Site Map Mad cow bans mean breeding curbs at Canadian zoos But while Canada allows exceptions to its import ban for rare animals, the United States is keeping its border closed. "We are not going to breed our (reindeer) until the ban is lifted," said the curator of the Assiniboine Park Zoo in Winnipeg, Manitoba. "It would be improper herd management to breed them this year," without knowing if they could be sent to other zoos, Wrigley said. Mark Hemker of the Hemker Wildlife Park in Freeport, Minnesota said he needs the Canadian-bred reindeer to maintain his herd because they are not related to his animals. The Winnipeg zoo is not worried about its reindeer herd but says endangered animals who participate in breeding programs around the world must leave Canada to breed because there are no suitable animals at home. Recognizing the importance of maintaining gene pools and breeding programs for rare and exotic animals, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency has relaxed its import ban for animals headed for zoos and research facilities and wants its American counterpart to do the same.

15. Riverview Park And Zoo - Zoos And Aquariums "Take Action!"
    Zoos and Aquariums zooaction web page Take Action! . canadian zoos andaquariums work behind the scenes every day for wildlife conservation.  
    http://www.puc.org/files/zoo/zfiles/zooaction.html
    
    Extractions: "Take Action!" Canadian zoos and aquariums work behind the scenes every day for wildlife conservation. Riverview Park and Zoo is a proud participant in the "Take Action" project. The "Take Action!" web site, www.zooaction.ca , is designed to allow exploration of wildlife conservation projects being undertaken in Canada by Canadian zoos, aquariums and community volunteers. FEATURES MAP ANIMALS EVENTS ... ZOOS AND AQUARIUMS "TAKE ACTION!" You are here: Home Riverview Park and Zoo > Zoos and Aquariums "Take Action!" Peterborough Utilities Services Inc.

16. Zoos Worldwide - Other Links
    Animal Welfare. Zoo Check Canada, Zoo Check reports on the conditionof canadian zoos and their animals very interesting reading!  
    http://www.zoos-worldwide.de/info.html
    
    Extractions: Australasian Regional Association of Zoological Parks and Aquaria ARAZPA is the collective professional association of the zoos and aquariums of Australia, New Zealand and Papua New Guinea. American Zoo and Aquarium Association AZA represents virtually every professionally operated zoological park, aquarium, oceanarium, and wildlife park in North America Iberian Association of Zoos and Aquaria The Iberian Association of Zoos and Aquaria (AIZA) is a non-profit making organization which brings together all Spanish and Portuguese Zoos and Aquaria California Association of Zoos and Aquariums CAZA institutions offers California a rich resource of expertise and experience in conservation and environmental and animal management. Canadian Association of Zoos and Aquariums The Canadian Association of Zoos and Aquariums is a non-profit organization established to promote the welfare of and encourage the advancement and improvement of zoology, recreation, education, conservation and science. Association of Zoo and Aquarium Docents An international organization of volunteer zoo and aquarium guides and interpreters, currently numbering over two thousand members from e.g. Canada, Great Britain and Bermuda.

17. City Of Saskatoon · Departments · Community Services · Leisure Services
    ZooAction.ca Visit www.zooaction.ca to learn more about the conservationwork of canadian zoos and aquariums. Open Daily Year Round.  
    http://www.city.saskatoon.sk.ca/org/leisure/facilities/zoo.asp

18. Canadian Association Of Zoos And Aquariums
    The canadian Association of zoos and Aquariums is a nonprofit organization establishedto promote the welfare of and encourage the advancement and improvement  
    http://www.caza.ca/

19. Zoos Power Search Tool For Canadians, Canada Version, Hosted By Friendly Canadia
    Search for canadian zoos listings on our customized (searches .CA domain namesonly giving better Canada only results) Google layout (Canada version).  
    http://www.friendlycanadian.com/finder/?id=Zoos

20. Canada Lynx
    At Salmonier Nature Park. Salmonier Nature Park has had successful lynx birthsin the past. These animals have been provided to reputable canadian zoos.  
    http://www.gov.nf.ca/snp/Animals/canada_lynx.htm
    
    Extractions: Lynx canadensis Status Native to both Newfoundland and Labrador. Habitat Prefers old growth boreal forests with dense undercover, but the lynx will live in other habitats where undercover and prey numbers are adequate. They are often found in regenerating forests after a fire - where the snowshoe hare population has increased. When prey is scarce in the forested areas, the lynx will venture on to the tundra for food. Range Found in the boreal forest across Canada from Newfoundland to the Yukon Territory. Lynx are usually found in areas that are occupied by snowshoe hare. Food During the winter, about 75% of the lynx’s diet is snowshoe hare. Lynx populations peak approximately every 10 years, shortly after a peak in the snowshoe hare’s population cycle. Also, the lynx population will decrease after a crash in the snowshoe hare population. When snowshoe hare numbers are low, the lynx’s diet is supplemented by various rodents and birds such as voles, squirrels, grouse and sparrows. Moose and caribou (usually calves) may account for some of the lynx’s diet, but they rarely attack large prey. The lynx is nocturnal and hunts at night. It uses its sight and hearing mainly for hunting, focusing less on its sense of smell. To catch prey, the lynx will wait silently near a trail for movement. The lynx stalks and ambushes its prey.

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