41. Complete List Odense Zoo, Odense, african, Humboldt, Gentoo, return to top of page. Eire. Italy.Babyzoo Sierra Mascava, Pistoia, Humboldt, african, Rome Zoo, Rome, Humboldt, http://www.adelie.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/Whereto see/Zoos/zootable.html

List of Institutions holding Penguins We have compiled from several sources, as complete a list of Institutions holding penguins as we can manage. As far as we can tell the list is accurate as at the beginning of 2002. We have at the top a list of countries and then a separate table for each country. For each institution we give its name, the town or city where it is located, and the species of penguins held. If we have visited the institution ourselves we also give our "rating". You can find up to date information about the holdings of all animals in all zoos around the world on the ISIS web site at www.isis.org . However, this site lists only by species and not by zoo and you will need to know the latin names for the species you are looking up. Europe Austria Denmark Great Britain Northern Ireland ... Turkey Africa South Africa Asia Hong Kong United Arab Emirates Japan Malaysia ... Taiwan North America Bermuda Canada USA South America Peru Australasia Australia New Zealand Australia Adelaide Zoo Gardens Adelaide Little Perth Zoological Gardens South Perth Little Royal Melbourne Zoological Gardens Parkville Little Taronga Zoo Mosman, Sydney

42. WTOPNEWS.com A shortage of Asian orangutans, which are native to Malaysia and Indonesia,have pushed up the demand by zoos for african gorillas. http://www.wtopnews.com/index.php?nid=220&sid=191181

43. Quarterly Column Oct. 2002 For those of you who don t already know, AZOREN is the african wing of IZE whichbrings together education practitioners working in zoos, reserves, sanctuaries http://www.izea.net/column0303.htm

Quarterly Column from IZE’s President-Elect Chris Peters from the Rotterdam Zoo March 2003 Dear IZE members, At the moment we are all living in a very uncertain period. What will happen after the war with Iraq? When will the local and world economy recover? And so on, and so on. All this uncertainty As I wrote in the last column, a steering group has been established under the chairmanship of Jo Gibbs, Director of Bristol Zoo Gardens and chair of WAZA (World Association of Zoos and Aquariums) Conservation Committee. A core group will manage and coordinate the project: Jo Gibbs, Peter Olney (editor), Miranda Stevenson (project coordinator), Onnie Byers, Peter Dollinger, Bert de Boer and Chris West. The input from the IZE will be impressive. For example our Secretary, Stephen Woollard is doing a great job as the lead author for the education chapter. But many IZE members from all the continents are involved in the complex process of research and selecting information. The first draft will be ready before the WAZA Conference in November '03 to be held in Costa Rica. After the IZE Conference in Vienna, comes the year of regional conferences. The IZE Regional Representative for Latin-America, Maria Eugenia Martinez, is very busy organizing the regional Latin-American Zoo Educators meeting in May (7-10) at Guadalajara Zoo in Mexico. Major issues such as those below will be on the agenda:

44. Dallas Zoo - Wilds Of Africa Okapi. These shy relatives of the giraffe are rare in the wild and in zoos. Pluswattled cranes, klipspringer antelope, rock hyrax and african Darter. http://www.dallas-zoo.org/featured/featured.asp?page=wintro

45. WAZA - World Association Of Zoos And Aquariums - About WAZA Peelamedu TN, India. (17) WOZA Africa The african Zoo and AquariumRenaissance, Dave Morgan PAAZAB, Pierre van Ryneveld, South Africa. http://www.waza.org/sanjose/index.php

16th November 2003 17th November 2003 18th November 2003 19th November 2003 ... Registration - Accommodation - Excursions (please consider the pop-up window of the site) WAZA Registration form CBSG Annual Meeting Working Programme - Draft Sunday, 16th November 2003 Council Meeting (closed) Laurel 1 Bus transfer Welcome Party Simon Bolivar Zoo Monday, 17th November 2003 1st Plenary Session: Opening Ceremony Real 1 + Real 2 Welcome Address by the Host Yolanda Matamoros Welcome Address by the WAZA President Key Note address by the Executive Secretary of the Convention on Migratory Species Wildlife politics and services development, community management, land owners Juhani Ojasti Group Photo Coffee Break Foyer 1st Technical Session: Real 1 + Real 2 (1) The Power of International Partnerships: The AMACZOOA and AZA/ MACCAP Workshop Series Cheryl Asa St. Louis Zoo, USA and Yolanda Matamoros AMACZOOA, Costa Rica (2) Population Status of the Most Common Cetacean Species of Costa Rica and the Potential Threats to Them Javier Rodriguez-Fonseca (3) Declining Anuran Populations in Costa Rica, Possible Causes

46. WAZA - World Association Of Zoos And Aquariums - Zoos & Aquariums Of The World Durban, South african Association for Marine Biological Research Sea World - Durban, WAZA, PAAZAB, Durban, Mitchell Park Zoo, PAAZAB, http://www.waza.org/network/index.php?main=zoos&view=africa

47. Welcome To The L.A. Zoo Species Survival Plan (SSP) has asked zoos with the expertise and facilities tocommit to breeding programs for either the threatened african elephant or the http://www.lazoo.org/pressroomarticle.asp?id=29

48. TOP ZOOS The Rain Forest (Cleveland). Children s Zoo (Baltimore). JungleWorld (Bronx). InsectWorld (Cincinnati). Tiger River (San Diego). african Pavilion (North Carolina). http://www.travellady.com/ARTICLES/article-topzoos.html

TOP ZOOS by Allen W. Nyhuis We live in a competitive society that always wants to know what's best. There are "Top 10" lists for everything from city populations to college sports teams. I don’t rank zoos from best to worst, nor do I give them an overall numeric score. Ranking zoos is a subjective matter.  Some visitors want to see lots of birds. Others aren't interested in birds and want to see reptiles or bears. So rating a zoo is dependent on the particular interests of the individual visitor. My choice as the best zoo in each category is labeled "#1," while the runner-ups are listed in alphabetical order as "#2." The remaining zoos in each top ten are listed next, also in alphabetical order. Top 10 Children's Zoos (based on size and quality) Baltimore Zoo Bronx Zoo Los Angeles Zoo Houston Zoo Lincoln Park Zoo Oglebay's Good Children's Zoo Phoenix Zoo San Antonio Zoo San Diego Zoo San Francisco Zoo World's Top 10 Animal Collections (base on number of species and population) Berlin Zoo (Germany) Berlin Tierpark (Germany) Bronx Zoo (New York) San Diego Zoo (California) Artis Zoo (Netherlands) Frankfurt Zoo (Germany) London Zoo (England) National Zoo (South Africa) San Antonio Zoo (Texas) Wilhelma Zoo (Germany) THE TOP 25 U.S. ZOO EXHIBITS

49. 4 Gorillas Adjust To New S. Africa Zoo A shortage of Asian orangutans, which are native to Malaysia and Indonesia,have pushed up the demand by zoos for african gorillas. http://www.petsforum.com/petnews/042004e.htm

Pet News Service Headlines Updated Cameroon arrests woman carrying 266 dead parrots When Making Your Travel Plans, Don't Forget Your Pet Another Snakehead Found in Potomac River Driver Finds Four Poisonous Snakes in Box ... SUBMIT your news story and we'll consider adding it to pet news! More Pet News CompuServe Members only! Search Archives 4 Gorillas Adjust to New S. Africa Zoo APO 04/20 0130 4 Gorillas Adjust to New S. Africa Zoo JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) Four young African gorillas, captured illegally and held at a Malaysian zoo, are adjusting well to their new home at the Pretoria National Zoological Gardens, officials said Monday. Animal activists, however, said the gorillas would be better off at a sanctuary in the West African nation of Cameroon, where poachers are believed to have caught them. The gorillas one male and three females about 3-4 years old arrived at the Pretoria zoo Wednesday. After six weeks' quarantine, they will be transferred to the zoo's gorilla enclosure, which is being refurbished to a "state of the art" exhibition center, said Willie Labuschagne, the zoo's executive director. Pretoria has one other gorilla, a male named Hobbit who is nearly 30 years old.

50. Tampa Florida Attractions - Museums, Amusement Theme Parks, Zoos, Aquarium, Phot Go to Busch Gardens Photo Gallery Photos of Busch Gardens Website, The nation sfourth largest zoo, Bush Gardens is where you can see african animals roaming http://www.islandtime.com/attractions/tampa.htm

IslandTime.com BelleairBluffs.com IndianRocksBch.com Sand-Key.com Tampa Florida Attractions Interested in Tampa Bay Area Real Estate? Please Visit our Sponsor MORE ATTRACTIONS Tampa Bay Gulf Beaches Clearwater, Largo, Dunedin, Palm Harbor, Tarpon Springs St. Petersburg area Central Florida ... Florida's East Coast ADVENTURE ISLAND 10001 Malcolm McKinley Drive Tampa, FL Website Busch's water theme park, Adventure Island , right down the road from Busch Gardens. Don't miss the new thrills and spills of Key West Rapids, splash your way through more than 700 feet of twists and turns, water mines and a grand finale plunge into a refreshing pool. Admission - varies, including combination tickets with Busch Gardens AFRICAN ART GALLERY AND MUSEUM 1711 W. Kennedy Blvd. Tampa Authentic African artifacts and artwork of leading African and African-American artists are on display at the African Art Gallery and Museum Wednesday to Friday: 4:30 - 6:00 pm; Saturday: 11:00 to 6:00 pm BUSCH GARDENS 3000 East Busch Boulevard Tampa 33612 Photos of Busch Gardens Website The nation's fourth largest zoo

51. Pete & Barbara's Penguin Page - Zoos Keeping Penguins Babyzoo Sierra Mascava, Pistoia, Humboldt, african, Rome Zoo, Rome, Humboldt, Rathausder Stadt Santander, Santander, african, Zoo Madrid, Madrid, Magellanic, Humboldt, http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/peter_and_barbara_barham/zootable.html

List of Institutions holding Penguins We have compiled from several sources, as complete a list of Institutions holding penguins as we can manage. We have at the top a list of countries and then a separate table for each country. For each institution we give its name, the town or city where it is located, and the species of penguins held. If we have visited the institution ourselves we also give our "rating". Europe Austria Denmark Great Britain Northern Ireland ... Turkey Africa South Africa Asia Hong Kong United Arab Emirates Japan Korea ... Singapore North America Bermuda Canada USA South America Peru Australasia Australia New Zealand Australia Adelaide Zoo Gardens Adelaide Little Perth Zoological Gardens South Perth Little Royal Melbourne Zoological Gardens Parkville Little Taronga Zoo Mosman, Sydney Little, Fiordland 3 penguins return to top of page Austria Tiergarten Schonbrunn Vienna King, Rockhopper, Humboldt return to top of page Belgium Limburgse Zoo Genk (Gent) Humboldt Royal Zoological Society of Antwerp Antwerp King, Little, Macaroni, Humboldt, Rockhopper return to top of page Bermuda Bermuda Aquarium Bermuda return to top of page Isle of Man Curraghs Wildlife Park Ramsey Humboldt return to top of page Canada Crystal Gardens Victoria, BC

52. Zoos Located in Maryland, USA, the zoo features over 2,000 animals, an african safari,children s zoo, tours, zoo camps and classes, and adoption programs URL http http://www.quicknetguide.com/hitcount.asp?linkid=3613

53. History Of Zoos climate. Examples, · african safari at Nakhon Ratchasima Zoo. · Sealexhibit and penguin exhibit at Chiang Mai Zoo. Modernism. Features, http://www.zoothailand.org/history_zoos.html

home dusit khao kheow chiang mai ... songkhla History of Zoos Royal Menagerie (4,000 – 200 years ago) Features Effectiveness Examples Linnaeus and Taxonomic Interpretation Features Effectiveness Examples Hagenbeck Approach Features Effectiveness · This type of exhibit appeals to viewer's imagination and gives them better insight into the relationship between the various animal species, as well as a more complete picture of the ecological system. Examples The zoo-geographic arrangement Features Effectiveness Examples Modernism Features Effectiveness Examples Post Modern Features Effectiveness Examples Immersion Exhibits Features Effectiveness Examples home dusit khao kheow chiang mai ... songkhla The Zoological Park Organization Under the Royal Patronage of H.M. The King

54. The Federation Of Zoos : UK Zoos Lead The Way In Promoting Elephants' Welfare Total, 3, 15. NonFederation zoos with african Elephants Blair Drummond, 0, 3.Howletts, 5, 11. West Midland, 2, 2. Total, 8, 20. Total african Elephants in UKzoos, 11, 35. http://www.zoofederation.org.uk/news/newsitem15.htm

Home Campaigns Education/Careers Research ... Newsletters UK Zoos Lead The Way In Promoting Elephants' Welfare The Zoo Federation today published the world’s first management guidelines for the welfare of elephants in zoos, tackling head-on the most emotive and sensitive issues surrounding these endangered species. Zoos recognise that welfare standards, which have been evolving over the last 10 years, need to be continually reviewed. The guidelines define and recommend current best practice in all aspects of elephant welfare including nutrition, breeding, training and keeper safety. Chris West, the chair of the Federation’s Elephant Group, said: “For the first time, elephant keepers in this country have a comprehensive guide to help them provide the best possible standards of care for their elephants. “As long as these wonderful and complex animals are in our care, we will be dedicated to ensuring they enjoy the full range of their natural behaviours.” These guidelines are to be circulated to members of the Zoos Forum*, for consideration.  It is hoped that the Forum, which includes representatives from leading animal welfare organisations, will endorse the guidelines and it is widely expected that zoos throughout Europe will adopt them. The document is the result of extensive consultation over a three-year period with all UK elephant collections, and brings together the expertise of zoo managers and keepers, veterinarians, zoo biologists, nutritionists and educationalists and others.

55. U.S. Zoos Give Up Permits To Take African Elephants rights and wildlife preservation groups claimed Tuesday that they had blocked —at least temporarily — two US zoos from importing african elephants from a http://sdnp.delhi.nic.in/resources/wildlife/news/enn-30-04-03-elephants.html

U.S. zoos give up permits to take African elephants 30 April 2003 By Gina Keating, Reuters LOS ANGELES — 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 preserve. 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.

56. MSNBC - It s about preservation. . Louie entered the spotlight at the Toledo Zoo when hebecame just the 38th african elephant born in captivity in the United States. http://msnbc.msn.com/id/4864652/

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57. Zoos And Aquariums From America's Best Online - USA's Top 10 Zoos And Aquariums OH african Safari Wildlife Park, Port Clinton Akron Zoological Park CincinnatiZoo Botanical Garden Cleveland Metroparks Zoo Columbus Zoological Garden http://americasbestonline.com/zoo.htm

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58. NATURE. Animal Attractions. Modern Zoos | PBS Today, a walk through the Bronx Zoo s Wild african Plains exhibit shows how thistechnique offers the public a seamless view of animals coexisting, as if http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/attractions/zoos.html

Modern Zoos It's not Australia, but koalas feel at home. If you are the sort of person who complains about overly large zoo exhibits that allow animals to stray from the most prominent viewing areas, you should take a closer look at what these wildlife parks are trying to accomplish. As "Gorilla Tropics," "Polar Bear Plunge," and other San Diego Zoo areas demonstrate in ANIMAL ATTRACTIONS, the zoo is not a "living museum," but a place where animals should feel at home. Today, zoos combine educational exhibit areas with backstage research areas where zoologists study the animals under their care. Visitors are captivated by animals at the zoo. During the latter part of the 20th century, zoos began to provide a new experience for visitors by replacing the iron bars and concrete walls of cages with protective moats, bigger animal areas, and recreated tropical rainforests. The San Diego Zoo, founded in 1916, helped pioneer this shift. Zoos used to keep all animals in cages. In 1868, Chicago's Lincoln Park Zoo was reportedly the first zoo in the United States to open its gates to the public, followed closely by the Philadelphia Zoo and New York's Central Park Zoo. These parks filled their cages with wild-caught animals. As the burgeoning populations and growing industries of the 20th century began decimating wild habitats, zoos took on the role of housing remnants of once-thriving animal populations. Then in 1907, Carl Hagenbeck, of the Tierpark in Hamburg, Germany, thought of using moats rather than bars to enclose animals, but this trend took more than a few years to catch on. Dr. Harry Wegeforth, founder of the San Diego Zoo, was determined to create moated exhibits, and in 1922, the first lion area opened, free of any enclosing wires. At first, visitors were afraid that the lions would escape and attack them.

59. African Wildlife Databases Benefit Animal Conservation Efforts What is being learned, researchers say, will help with the management of the threatenedbig cats in Africa, as well as those in zoos throughout the world. http://www.news.uiuc.edu/scitips/01/10africa.html

Home About Us Contact Us For Media ... Search RESEARCH Science General Business Archives NEWS This Year Archives ILLINOIS IN THE NEWS PUBLICATIONS Inside Illinois II Archives II Advertising About II ... Postmarks QUICK SEAR CH Advanced MORE Campus Calendar Other News Sources RESEARCH Science Biology ZOOLOGY African wildlife databases benefit animal conservation efforts Jim Barlow, Life Sciences Editor b-james3@uiuc.edu "The government of Namibia has genuine concerns about how to best manage its animals," said scientist Michael J. Kinsel of the Zoological Pathology Program at the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine. "These concerns are very important for the international wildlife community." Namibia sought help from Chicago's Brookfield Zoo and the UI in 1994. A collaborative program, which primarily focuses on the 8,600-square-mile Etosha National Park, has led to an unprecedented database of demographics, habitats, diseases, genetics and reproductive issues related to the lion (Panthera leo). Two years ago, the researchers reported that all of Africa's lions south of the equator are of the same sub-species, said Michael B. Briggs of the Chicago Zoological Society at the Brookfield Zoo. "We found regional differences, displayed in their adaptation to their environment, but it was clear from a genetic standpoint that it wouldn't hurt to move animals from one place to another," he said.

60. The African Spurred Tortoise Luckily, the african spurred tortoise breeds well in captivity andhas become a popular resident in zoos around the world. Here http://www.jerusalemzoo.org.il/english/upload/month/Spurtortoise.html

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