1. African Zoos african zoos. African Lion Safari African Lion Safari. powered by yoho.com. Backto the category african zoos . Built with Axandra web site promotion software. http://www.zoosonthe.net/african-zoos-african-zoos.html

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4. Biscuit Of The Week Well it looks like there are a lot of ducks banged up in South african zoos, severalgazelle based things, some monkeys, the odd dolphin, and the as yet http://www.nicecupofteaandasitdown.com/biscuits/previous.php3?item=65

5. The White Lion According to the latest studbook, there are only 63 lions of KNOWN subspecies inNorth American and South african zoos combined. Of these 53 are Pl krugeri. http://users.aristotle.net/~swarmack/whitlion.html

Steves Menagerie This is a White Lion ...When the children cry...La Da Da..... Oh. Hey. Do you remember that tune? It was by the late-80's hairspray-metal band "White Lion". Not a bad tune for the genre I guess....They also did "Wait"....I had the tape. (Embarrassing, but true.) At the time they were making music, I didn't realize that there really WERE white lions. I guess I knew that albinism can happen in almost any species from time to time, and melanism is especially common in some big cats...(black leopards....etc.) ...but lions are just so... tan. There is only one example of a melanistic lion that I have ever read about. This was a report of a very big Persian lion that was seen by the archaeologist Sir Henry Layard which was described as being " very dark brown in colour, in parts almost black. " There are, of course, no lions at all left in Persia today...much less big black ones. An albino lion cub was born recently in the Lujan Zoo in Buenos Aires. In his book, "Wild Cats of the World", C.A.W. Guggisberg makes mention of a couple of albino cubs born in Kruger National Park in 1960, and one of these albinos was apparently still alive in 1977, when it was mentioned in the preface to the book "The White Lions of Timbavati"... which brings us to the beginning of our story Even though the cubs were snow-white... they WEREN'T albinos. They had normal yellowish-brown eyes instead of the pink eyes that an albino would have. The white color is caused by a recessive gene, much like the white tigers of India.

6. Workshop Schedule Garth Irvine, Les Stegenga, Rose Fodor, Calgary Zoo. 920 am Dare to carefor gorillas in West african zoos Maximum impact with minimal cost. http://2004gorillaworkshop.tripod.com/WorkshopSchedule.htm

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Check out the NEW Hotbot Tell me when this page is updated Saturday June 26, 2004 9:00 am: Official Welcome 9:20 am: The Escape of "Little Joe". Jeannine Jackle, Zoo New England. 9:40 am: Recapturing "Little Joe". Dr. Hayley Murphy, Zoo New England 10:00 am: Break 10:20 am: The Gestural Communication of Subadult Gorillas ( Gorilla gorilla ) in captivity: Repertoire, Learning and Use. Simone Pika, University of Alberta, Edmonton 10:40 am: Captive All-Male Gorilla Groups: Planning for Success T.S. Stoinski, Zoo Atlanta and The Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund International K.E. Lukas, Cleveland Metroparks Zoo C.W. Kuhar,Zoo Atlanta and the Georgia Institute of Technology 11:00 am: Keynote Speaker : Dr. Mike Cranfield, Title TBA 12:00 pm: Lunch 1:00 pm: Managing Wounds in Gorillas through Husbandry Training. Beth Richards, Rebecca Sellin, Rachel Cantrell, Matt Goeben. Disney's Animal Kingdom. 1:20 pm: Development of a National Gorilla Cardiac Database.

7. Public Education In USA A collaborative team from BCTF, AZACEC, and african zoos and sanctuarieswill develop a template for zoo-based exhibits on bushmeat. http://www.bushmeat.org/html/mayusedbullets.htm

Public Education in USA Bushmeat Education Working Group Discussion Summary The bushmeat trade in Africa is an issue that strikes members of the public in North America very deeply for a variety of reasons. BCTF has received numerous requests for information from the public and from its member institutions for materials that could be used to educate the general public about this critical wildlife and human issue affecting most of Africa today. Visitors to North American zoos number more than 140 million each year. Bringing the bushmeat issue to this audience can lead to the effective education of more than half of the US population. With the endorsement of the American Zoo and Aquarium Association's Conservation Education Committee (AZA-CEC), BCTF is working to develop a coordinated multi-media set of materials to be used by BCTF Supporting Members and AZA institutions to reach out to the North American public on this issue. In addition, AZA-CEC has a strong interest in strengthening educational efforts on the ground in Africa. A consultant should be hired to conduct a review of current educational efforts in North American zoos, and to provide feedback and recommendations on an effective approach to this audience.

8. Links indigenous fauna, flora, landscapes and associated cultural heritage.Southern african zoos. Bester Birds Animals Zoo Park Bester Birds http://www.wta.org.za/info/links.htm

Other Wildlife Link Pages The Amazing Environmental Organisation Web Directory! Keoz.com Zoology vertical portal Wildlife Central Wildlife Central aims to be a central point where you can quickly and easily find your way to wildlife centred web information Zoology Resources Zoology related news, books and web resources South African Wildlife Related Companies Big Five Pharmaceuticals For all your veterinary supplies and related information EcoAssist forms a platform for communication between wildlife professionals, offering the opportunity to share knowledge, discover new techniques, procedures and information for the benefit of wildlife around the world. Southern African Organisations South Africa National Parks South African National Parks manages a system of 20 nation al parks which represents the indigenous fauna, flora, landscapes and associated cultural heritage. Southern African Zoos Bester Birds and Animals is a registered zoo which supplies quality birds and animals to zoos, safari parks and collectors worldwide.

9. :: SORROW AS MAX THE GORILLA DIES :: Although gorillas originate from Africa, there were only four in african zoos two in Johannesburg (including Max), one in Pretoria and one in Cairo. http://www.joburg.org.za/2004/may/may5_max.stm

Site map Who to contact Frequent questions All city services ... Joburg memories trackPage(53,''); Max the gorilla RELATED LINKS: Joburg Zoo celebrates 100 years A haven for endangered and exotic animals, a venue for musical concerts, or a pleasant park for a family picnic, the Johannesburg Zoo has served the residents of the city for 100 years. Read more Johannesburg Zoo The zoo is one of the treasures of Johannesburg, a wonderful source of enjoyment and relaxation for locals and foreign visitors alike. Read more Hopes for a baby gorilla at Joburg Zoo Johannesburg Zoo has announced its intention to breed a baby gorilla using artificial insemination. Read more Supporting the animals While the core business of the Johannesburg Zoo has been the accommodation, enrichment, husbandry and medical care of wild animals, the City's corporatised entity looks set to expand its core business to incorporate activities related to the entertainment and tourism markets. Read more Sorrow as Max the gorilla dies May 5, 2004 By Bontle Moeng MAX the Gorilla - best known for his crime-fighting activities when he took on a gun-welding attacker back in his cage in Johannesburg Zoo in 1997 - is dead.

10. Cheetah WROGEMANN, N. (1975) Cheetah under the Sun. New York, McGraw?Hill. AdditionalMarker, L. The Role of the South african zoos in the Survival of the Cheetah. http://www.earthwatch.org/expeditions/marker/relatedreadings.html

News Room Educational Resources Order an Expedition Guide Contact Us EARTHWATCH EXPEDITION: Cheetah Research Mission: Finding common ground for cheetahs and ranchers RELATED READINGS Related Readings from the Earthwatch Newsroom: Projects in the News: Cheetah General BRAUN, E. (1995): Portraits in Conservation. North American Press, Colorado. CARO, T.M. (1995): Cheetahs of the Serengeti Plains. Chicago and London, University of Chicago Press. MARKER-KRAUS ET AL. (1996) Cheetah Survival on Namibian Farmlands. Cheetah Conservation Press, Windhoek MARKER-KRAUS, L.: Captive History of the Cheetah, Acinonyx jubatus, in the World's Zoos 1829-1994. International Zoo Yearbook, 35: 27-43, 1997 . Additional Marker, L. The Role of the South African Zoos in the Survival of the Cheetah. Proceedings of the Annual Pan African Association of Zoos, Aquariums and Botanical Gardens Conference, May 1997. Marker, L. Morphological Abnormalities in Namibian Cheetahs (Acinonyx jubatus). Proceedings of the 50th Namibian Vet Congress, Sept. 1997. Marker, L. Lymphosarcoma in a Captive Namibian Cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus), a case study Proceedings of the 50th Namibian Vet Congress, Sept. 1997.

11. Cheetah Conservation Fund, Cheetah Conservation Fund International Zoo Yearbook, 35 2743, 1997 . 18. Marker, L. TheRole of the South african zoos in the survival of the cheetah. http://www.cheetah.org/?key=51&showdescription=1&html=people&data=people

12. Bioko Island Conservation captive populations, typically less than 20 captive animals worldwide; and the drill,Africa s most endangered primate, does well only in local african zoos. http://www.scienceinafrica.co.za/bioko.htm

Article Home Events Jobs Funding ... Archives The conservation of monkeys on Bioko Island, Equatorial Guinea by Dr Gail Hearn Beaver College/Arcadia University, USA Bioko Island, the largest of the Gulf of Guinea Islands, has a surprising variety of native monkeys: four species of guenons ("cercopithecine monkeys"), two species of colobus, and the drill, a large baboon-like monkey that is now considered to be the most endangered primate in all of Africa. Until recently, the island's steep, volcanic terrain, high rainfall and low human population have combined to protect these monkeys and their undisturbed forest habitat from many of the conditions that now threaten wildlife in other African forests. In the last fifteen years, Bioko Island, like much of the rest of West and Central Africa, has developed an unsustainable commercial bushmeat trade, where forest animals are hunted to be sold as a delicacy in city markets. On Bioko Island, which has plentiful supplies of fish and domestic poultry, the bushmeat -including all seven of the island's monkey species - is strictly a luxury food item. It costs more than fresh beef, the most expensive domestic source of protein. The development of oil fields off shore from Bioko has brought new prosperity to the people of Bioko, and has intensified the commercial hunting. Since 1990, Dr. Gail Hearn of Beaver College/Arcadia University (located near Philadelphia in the United States) has been monitoring the monkey populations in the most remote part of the island, the Gran Caldera de Luba, a volcanic crater on the southwestern coast. All seven species of monkeys are found in the Gran Caldera. In 1996, to encourage conservation of the monkeys, Beaver College established the Bioko Biodiversity Protection Program, which is dedicated to studying and protecting the wildlife in the two legally protected areas of the island: Gran Caldera/Southern Highlands and Pico Basile. These two areas make up more than 45% of the island, and remain, except for the bushmeat hunting, almost undisturbed by human activities.

13. »»Reviews For Zoos And Aquariums«« conservation. This is the first time I have seen anything in print aboutthe history of african zoos and many of the Asian ones. The http://www.booksunderreview.com/Science/Institutions/Zoos_and_Aquariums/

Zoos and Aquariums Reviews Related Subjects: Institutions Africa Asia Caribbean ... Oceania More Pages: Zoos and Aquariums Page 1 Book reviews for "Zoos and Aquariums" sorted by average review score: Day at the Aquarium Published in Audio Cassette by Dove Books Audio (February, 1992) Authors: Mary Sheldon and Betty White Amazon base price: Average review score: Introduce the aquarium to your child with this book. A Day At the Aquarium by Mary Sheldon is a wonderfully written book. It will introduce the exciting world of the aquarium to your child(ren). After reading this book, your child(ren) will be beggging you to take them to the aquarium! The cassette of "A Day At the Aquarium" will excite and enlighten your child(ren). Listening to Betty White read this classic book will inspire you to go to the aquarium. Your child(ren) will plead for you to play the tape over and over again. Who could resist such a wonderfully narrated tape? Ethics on the Ark: Zoos, Animal Welfare, and Wildlife Conservation (Zoo and Aquarium Biology and Conservation) Published in Hardcover by Smithsonian Institution Press (July, 1995)

14. The World-Wide Web Virtual Library: Zoos; Comprehensive listing of Zoo related Web sites The WWW Virtual Libraryzoos. Please mail postmaster@zoonet.org if you know of online Private zoos and Specialized Collections. african Lion Safari, Cambridge, Ontario, Canada http://www.mindspring.com/~zoonet/www_virtual_lib/zoos.html

The WWW Virtual Library:Zoos Please mail postmaster@zoonet.org if you know of online information not in these lists. How this library is organized: Zoo Indexes Links to Web Pages about Specific Zoos Commercial and Public Zoos Private Zoos and Specialized Collections ... Related Virtual Libraries Zoo Indexes American Zoo and Aquarium Association (AZA) Member Institutions Brazilian Zoos Directory (in Portugese) Conservation Breeding Specialist Group Global Zoo Directory - Names and addresses of World Wide Zoos Yahoo - Science:Biology:Zoology:Zoos ZooNet Links - Official Zoo Home Pages To Top Links to Web Pages about Specific Zoos Commercial and Public Zoos Abilene Zoo , Abilene, Texas, USA Asa Zoological Park , Hiroshima, Japan Assiniboine Park Zoo, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Belize Zoo , Belize City, Belize Birmingham Zoo , Birmingham, Alabama, USA Brevard Zoo , Melbourne, Florida, USA The Bronx Zoo , Bronx, New York, USA Buffalo Zoological Gardens , Buffalo, New York, USA Chaffee Zoological Gardens , Fresno, California, USA Chehaw Wild Animal Park , Albany, Georgia, USA Chester Zoo , Upton by Chester, Cheshire, England, UK Cheyenne Mountain Zoological Park , Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden , Cincinnati, Ohio, USA Cleveland Metroparks Zoo , Cleveland, Ohio, USA , Lincoln, Nebraska, USA Fort Wayne Children's Zoo , Fort Wayne, Indiana, USA Fort Worth Zoo , Forth Worth, Texas, USA Franklin Park Zoo , Boston, Massachusetts, USA Gladys Porter Zoo , Brownsville, Texas, USA Guadalajara Zoo , Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico

15. Pan African Association Of Zoological Gardens, Aquaria And Botanic Gardens Representing zoos, wildlife and botanical collections in Africa. Promoting responsible management via the african Preservation Programme, with directory of member institutions. http://www.paazab.org/

16. Saving Wildlife Home The Wildlife Conservation Society saves wildlife and wild lands through careful science, international conservation, education, and the management of the worlds largest system of urban wildlife parks. safari" tone, the Bronx Zoo's newest resident makes her debut on the african Plains just in time for the Wildlife http://www.wcs.org/zoos

The Wildlife Conservation Society saves wildlife and wild lands through careful science, international conservation, education, and the management of the world’s largest system of urban wildlife parks. These activities change attitudes toward nature and help people imagine wildlife and humans living in sustainable interaction on both a local and a global scale. WCS is committed to this work because we believe it essential to the integrity of life on Earth. Tour WCS Websites Take an online tour International Conservation Our work around the world Education Programs Learning about nature More News Visit the Press Room Adopt A Tiger! Adopt a Jaguar! Survey Says Bronx Zoo Rated In Top 10 Nationwide The Bronx Zoo has been rated as one of the top 10 attractions in the U.S., according to recent national surveys by both Zagat Survey® and Child magazine. Read More > EXTREME WARHOL AT THE BRONX ZOO Warhol Art Gives Endangered Species 15 Minutes of Fame Read More > Timmy Moves to Louisville ... Read More > How to help Ways to get involved Mailing List Stay in touch Job Center Available Positions Publications Find out more Member Area Login here Our Mission Around the Globe WCS in New York ... Home

17. Zoological Live Animal Suppliers Supplier for zoos and game parks, mostly african mammals, some birds and reptiles. Also handling equipment and services. http://www.zoosupplies.co.za/

18. ENN News Story - U.S. Zoos Give Up Permits To Take African Elephants A coalition of animal rights and wildlife preservation groups claimed Tuesday that they had blocked ? at least temporarily ? two U.S. zoos from importing african elephants from a Swaziland http://www.enn.com/news/2003-04-30/s_4175.asp

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 U.S. zoos give up permits to take African elephants Wednesday, April 30, 2003 By Gina Keating, Reuters The San Diego and Tampa, Fla., zoos surrendered permits granted by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to import the 11 African elephants after the agency discovered discrepancies on their permit applications, agency spokeswoman Pat Fisher said. The elephants had been expected to arrive in mid-May or June, but their arrival probably will now be delayed while the zoos apply for new permits, said Timothy Van Norman, chief of Fish and Wildlife's branch of international permits. Van Norman said his agency had information that the zoos misrepresented where and how the elephants were captured. "We are hoping to deal with this application as quickly as possible, but we aren't going to rush and make errors," he said. The flap was spurred by a coalition led by the British-based Born Free Foundation and the U.S. group People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, which sued the Department of the Interior to block it from issuing importation permits to the zoos. The groups allege that captive elephants' breeding programs are a sham and that the zoos want the huge creatures mainly because they draw paying visitors.

19. U.S. Zoos Give Up Permits To Take African Elephants CNN http://cnn.com/2003/LAW/04/29/life.elephants.reut/index.html

20. U.S. OKs Import Of African Elephants For San Diego, Florida Zoos U.S. OKs import of african elephants for San Diego, Florida zoos San Diego and a Florida zoo to import 11 african elephants in what would be the first such delivery http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/news/archive/2003/07/10/state195

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