61. Captive Animals Protection Society Question the credentials of establishments claiming to be sanctuaries . If you seeanimals in poor conditions in zoos or safari parks, write a letter of http://www.captiveanimals.org/news/zaction.htm

CAPS ARCHIVE Day of Action Against Zoos 1999 CAPS used the busiest day of the zoo calendar - August Bank Holiday - to launch our biggest ever awareness campaign to highlight the plight of zoo animals. A new package of campaign materials ( video , leaflet and fact sheet Representing the Zoo Industry All of the photographs and video used in the campaign have been collected by CAPS during the past twelve months making it extremely representative of the UK zoo industry at present. All MPs have been sent a copy of the video and we are receiving positive responses, including a request from an MP to mail the video to every member of the Scottish Parliament - this we are proceeding with. The video and accompanying information is also being offered free to all schools. Remember: Zoos will close once people stop paying to see animals incarcerated. Zoo Protests On August Bank Holiday Monday, thousands of CAPS leaflets were distributed outside zoos throughout the country. London Animal Action organised a particularly good turnout of up to 100 people outside London Zoo. In addition to the new CAPS leaflet, they distributed their own specifically on London Zoo.

62. D. Formenti's Links: PRIMATOLOGY sanctuaries SITES MAPS, Top(ics). * Bronx Zoo Congo gorilla forest, Brazilianzoos animal census, Brazilian zoos (120). zoos PRIMATES ITALY, Top(ics). http://www.unipv.it/webbio/dfprimat.htm

D. Formenti's links: PRIMATOLOGY Dip.Biologia Animale , Pavia, IT other dba links apinn archives 97/01 apinn news sources primate gateways ... field work (check every info!) Last updated: 8-Jun-04( 1620 days since 1-1-2000 and 890 days since euro is in our pockets) by Daniele Formenti Dip.Biologia Animale Univ.Pavia As internet too evolves, some links can be no more available ... Many recent links still out of order are in New links page OTHER DBA LINKS Top (ics) Biological links Anthropological links Paleoanthropological links Primatological links ... World primatological resources APINN ARCHIVES 97/01 Top (ics) Last issue: N.1 (april/june 97) N.2 (july/aug 97) N.3 (sep/oct 97) ... N.32 (Jul/Aug 02) APINN NEWS SOURCES Top (ics) ** New Links at PIN ** Anthropology in the news * IPPL news LPN Laboratory Primate Newsletter ... PIN Newspapers news PRIMATE GATEWAYS Top (ics) *** Primate links (Knight) *** NetVet Primate HP *** Medweb Primatology ** Lucy's Primate links ... World Animal Net PRIMATOLOGY Top (ics) *** PIN Info Net Yahoo Primates Int.Directory Primatology Primate-info calendar ... African primates (SAfrica site) PRIMATOLOGY HISTORY Top (ics) Jardine's The Natural History of Monkeys (1833) GLOSSARY Top (ics) ** Primate glossary Primate evolution glossary Primate glossary Primate definitions CENSUSES Top (ics) San Jose Mercury News series on zoo disposal of surplus wildlife TAXONOMY Top (ics) Colin Groves taxonomy Primate taxonomy links Primate taxonomy Mammal Species of the World ... Primate cladogram (Purvis A, 1995)

63. Zoo-AG: ZooCheck-Studie sanctuaries , 40 Specialised More than 80%of the large zoos and safari parks keep animals exhibiting stereotypic http://www.zoo-ag.de/zoocheck.htm

ZooCheck-Zoostudie der Born Free Foundation http://www.bornfree.org.uk/ukzoo/ Im Folgenden werden mit den erhobenen Daten eine Reihe Auswertungen gemacht. Fazit u.a.: * At least 18% of the UK zoological collections appear to operate without a zoo licence * 95% of taxa kept are not classified as endangered * More than 80% of the large zoos and safari parks keep animals exhibiting stereotypic behaviour. * More than a million unsupervised contacts between zoo animals and zoo visitors each year Den gesamten Report - fast 100 Seiten - gibt es online, auch als PDF-Download: http://www.bornfree.org.uk/ukzoo/ Partnerprogramm-Seite Erstellt am 2.11.2001, alle@zoo-ag.de - zur Homepage

64. San Francisco Examiner: Heavy Politics I think all those animals would be better off in the sanctuaries more space,more privacy. I don t really think zoos are suitable for large animals. http://www.sfexaminer.com/article/index.cfm/i/042804n_elephants

@import url("/css/layout_v2.css"); San Francisco Examiner Search: Archive Sitemap Browse by city: Choose... San Francisco Belmont Burlingame Daly City Foster City Hillsborough Menlo Park Millbrae Redwood City San Bruno San Carlos San Mateo South S.F. Browse by date: Choose... 06.11.2004 Fri. 06.10.2004 Thu. 06.09.2004 Wed. 06.08.2004 Tue. 06.07.2004 Mon. All HOME NEWS SPORTS BUSINESS ... Scoop RESOURCES Archive Browse by date Contact info Help/FAQ ... view all... News Heavy politics Supervisor requests elephants in the zoo be transferred to sanctuary. More stories by Ethan Fletcher Transbay transition Keeping it all in the family Cold case rape solved with DNA Firehouse fight ... By Ethan Fletcher Published on Wednesday, April 28, 2004 URL: http://www.examiner.com/article/index.cfm/i/042804n_elephants E-mail this story SAN FRANCISCO Following the death of two elephants within two months of each other at the San Francisco Zoo, city Supervisor Fiona Ma is calling for the transfer of the two remaining elephants to an accredited sanctuary. The zoo has drawn criticism from animal rights groups, and now politicians, after two of their four elephants, Calle and Maybelle, died. Calle, a 37-year-old Asian Elephant, was euthanized because of physical ailments on March 7. Maybelle, a 43-year-oldAfrican elephant, died of apparent heart failure last week. "It is in the best interest of the elephants to be relocated to a credible sanctuary where they will have the company of other elephants," Ma said.

65. Links National Marine Sanctuary Program, http //www.sanctuaries.nos.noaa NY, http //www.wcs.org/zoos/wildlifecenters/queens. SanDiego Zoo and Wild animal Park, CA, http http://www.marinegis.org/links.html

Location : Home Learn : Links inks to useful web sites Here you will find a large list of links to different web sites with information in marine biology and several other environment related areas. If you can't find what you want, or would like to suggest a new link please contact us You can search it alphabetically by subject: A Acid Rain - see Pollution Acoustics Amphibians Annelids Aquaculture Aquariums (see also Institutions) Arthropods B Biodiversity (see also Environment) Birds Boston Harbor C Careers Climate and Global Warming (see also Weather) Coastal Zones Conservation and Wildlife Management Coral Reefs D Dangerous Marine Life Dolphins - see Mammals E Echinoderms Education Endangered Species (see also Biodiversity) Energy Environment (see also Biodiversity) Estuaries (see also Rivers and Watersheds) Extinction and Extinct Species (see also Biodiversity) F Fish Fisheries and Fishing Forests and Forestry G George's Bank Grants Great Lakes I Institutions, nature related (see also Aquariums and Zoos) Invertebrate J Journals L Libraries M Mammals Mollusks Museums N Newsgroups O Oceanography Oceans and Seas P Parks Penguins - see Birds Plankton Pollution (see also Climate and global Warming) R Rainforest (see also Environment) Remote Sensing Reptiles Rivers (see also Watersheds) S Seals - see Mammals Snakes - see Reptiles Sharks - see Fish Shells Stranding T Taxonomy Tides (see also Waves) Turtles - see Reptiles W Water (see also Oceans and Seas) Watersheds (see also Rivers) Waves (see also Tides) Weather (see also Climate) Wetlands Whale - see Mammals

66. Rescue Centers For Confiscated Lorises And Pottos for species protection by German and Austrian zoos. War runs many sanctuaries foranimals in need. Its programs include a newsletter animal Tribune with http://www.loris-conservation.org/database/rescue_centers.html

Home Navigation Primate Rescue and Rehabilitation Facilities with special consideration of facilities which take in lorises and pottos Slow loris. Photo: F. Wiens This is no complete list of rescue centers because it focuses on rescue facilities for lorises and pottos. Some general information about rescue stations is included here, see colour code. If you are looking for information about rescue and rehabilitation centers not mentioned here, you may look in other websites such as the I nternational Association for Primate Refuges and Sanctuaries (IAPRS) or the Aesop projects page. To the index In this page, the names of rescue centers are partly marked with colour: Dark green : facility has, in the past, taken in lorises or pottos or is ready to take these species in Black: details insufficiently known Grey: specialized on other species; no facility for lorises or pottos Species rescued and details about facilities are mentioned as far as known. Potto. Photo: M. Perschke Attention: transport of protected wild animals is illegal in many countries; in addition, danger of disease transmission or bites of terrified animals should be considered, and attempts of unskilled helpers may cause distress and aggravate health problems of animals. It may be best to inform skilled rescue center personnel instead of trying to catch an animal. An

67. Standard Internet Forum - Is This Funny, Or Not? zoo s ..and just let them stop taking animals form the wild ..but safari parksand sanctuaries are ok to say we shouldn t support zoos. Most zoos http://www.sictalk.com/forum/archive/index.php/t-9480

Standard Internet Forum Misc. Social Chat View Thread : Is this funny, or not? Shiftlock This is a picture I took at a zoo last summer while on vacation. My wife and I are having a disagreement about whether it's funny or not. Maybe I have a strange sense of humor, I don't know... Opinions - Funny or not? Racist Fox: http://64.252.62.40/RacistFox.jpg The Dome heh :) notfunnyanymore Oh man, that's funny! Shiftlock Maybe I should explain the sign... There was a part of the zoo with farm animals - ducks, geese, goats, etc. - and they sold little bags of "animal feed crackers" to give them. Obviously they didn't want people feeding the crackers to the other animals. guitarzan :D Funny... did you give it a cracker? elouise I suppose it depends where you come from, what's a cracker? (apart from a savoury biscuit) guitarzan derogatory slang for a white person. Kinda like: honky, redneck, peckerwood.. Mike of SI IHMO: If the first sign was not there, the cracker sign could only be taken one way. With the first sign, it really makes you think :) Shiftlock Originally posted by Mike of SI With the first sign, it really makes you think :)

68. Jessica Smith's Wildlife Rescue Web Resource Center - Find An Organization By An Black Pine animal Park This is not just a zoo website has is an index of zoos allover is an advocacy organization for exotic animal sanctuariesplaces that http://members.aol.com/jswildliferescue/wildliferescue/general.html

Jessica Smith's Wildlife Rescue Web Resource Center Home Page Find An Organization Find A Web Resource Miscellaneous and Fun Stuff ... Name General Wildlife: A-C, D-H I-N O-S T-V ... Alabama Wildlife Federation The offices for this organization are located in Montgomery, Alabama. They fight for the preservation of indigenous animals and natural resources in Alabama. They have diverse educational programs for all ages. Alabama Wildlife Rehabilitation Center This facility rescues and rehabilitates local wildlife. They have a 24 hour hotline with which to contact them. In addition, they provide many services to the community at large, including an educational resource center and an information center for veterinarians and rehabilitators. (When I checked the link on 10/6/03 this page looked weird. There is a message on the top of the page that says "alawildliferehab.org coming soon! This page is parked FREE at GoDaddy.com!" I don't think it's just an advertisement. If it's still the same way when I look again, I'll delete it.) The Alaska Wildlife Alliance This is a non-profit organization based in Anchorage, Alaska. They seek to protect Alaska's natural wildlife by advocating "an ecosystem approach that represents the non-consumptive values of wildlife."

69. Fast Facts About Australia - Australia In Brief - Australian Department Of Forei Wildlife sanctuaries allow visitors to observe animals from close rangeand some zoos even allow visitors into animal enclosures. http://www.dfat.gov.au/aib/environment.html

Country and Regional Information - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Skip to content About us Jobs Tenders ... Contact us Site Navigation: Travel Advice Country information Trade Global Issues ... Home Portfolio websites ACIAR AusAID Austrade EFIC Site tools Students Gateway Business Gateway Site Feedback Site Index Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority A unique environment Diversity of life forms Environment, governance and history Conserving the natural heritage World Heritage ... Climate change The Australian continent is a land unlike any other. Its animals, plants and landscapes are the consequences of a slow and lengthy geological process. Estimates put the number of species in Australia at more than one million - with a high proportion occurring only in Australia. Between 55 and 10 million years ago, Australia's continental plate drifted away from Antarctica towards the equator. This journey isolated Australian life forms, presenting them with particular challenges that provided them with a unique evolutionary process. Diversity of life forms Australia's landscapes are ancient. The Australian patchwork of different plant alliances growing together provides for survival in different types of soil and extremes of climate. These alliances have provided opportunities for new species of animals to evolve and survive.

70. Circus News - Asianwildlife Consultancy Co.Ltd. Trying To Save Some Of The Speci common in our wildlife parks and sanctuaries but today they pet trade and poachingof these animals for it population scattered all over regional zoos so that http://www.circusnews.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=1534

71. Naxa Directory - Science & Technology > Institutions > > Zoos_and_Aquariums and santuary and is accredited by The Association of sanctuaries. is rated among thetop 10 zoos in the US Welcome to the San Diego Wild animal Park The San http://www.naxa.com/Science_and_Technology/Institutions/Zoos_and_Aquariums/

Your Search Advanced Search About These Results Zoos and Aquariums Directory Institutions Site Listings Aquarium of the Bay - Aquarium of the Bay, located adjacent to PIER 39 in San Francisco is an educational facility focusing on San Francisco Bay marine environments. Index to the Zoos, aquariums and conservation organisations in ... America's Teaching Zoo - Exotic Animal Training and Management ... Aqua Zoo Home Page - Exotic Fish - Sharks - Alligators - and more Aquarium of the Pacific ... Big Cat Rescue - Big Cat Rescue is the world's largest big cat rescue and santuary and is accredited by The Association of Sanctuaries. More than 2100 pages of big cat facts, photos and sounds. Your visit saves live ... Birch Aquarium Bronx Zoo Home Page Brooklyn's own world class Aquarium is one of the premier ... Busch Gardens Tampa Bay ... Butterfly World - Worlds largest live butterfly theme park. Waterfalls, bridges, 5000 live butterflies, hummingbirds, botanical gardens, museum, cafe gift shop, suspension bridge, plant shop, classical music...ab ... Cabrillo Marine Aquarium - Welcome to the Cabrillo Marine Aquarium! This aquarium/museum focuses on the marine life of Southern California and is located in San Pedro on the seashore.

72. New Scientist Web Links general) Birds Insects Spiders Mammals Marine Life Reptiles Amphibians zoos Aquaria. San Diego Zoo/Wild animal Park Our review. sanctuaries Our review http://www.newscientist.com/weblinks/a2z/s1.jsp

73. The Internet Party - Individual Freedom And Politics some zoos are wonderful sanctuaries, some zoos are horrible prizons. I THINK zoosARE GREAT OURS IS VERY WELL MAINTAINED AND THE ANIMALS SEEM WELL CARED FOR AND http://www.theinternetparty.org/comments/index.php?cid=pol20020919000

74. Society > Issues > Animal Welfare > Animal Rights > Organizations > Europe > Uni charitable organisation with wildlife sanctuaries in southwest 17 animal Concern Campaignsfor animal rights, offering fact sheets on zoos, circuses, wildlife http://www.xasa.com/directorio/mozilla/Top/Society/Issues/Animal_Welfare/Animal_

Results for United Kingdom Open directory project Top Society Issues Animal Welfare ... Europe Search in: Directory Web the entire directory only in Europe/United Kingdom This category is for animal rights organizations located in Britain. Farming Hunting and Shooting Vivisection See also: Web pages: Viva! - Vegetarians International Voice for Animals Site includes information about their campaigns, urgent actions, press releases, shop and membership. Excerpts from their Viva! Life magazine. http://www.viva.org.uk/ Animal Aid Animal rights group campaigning against animal experiments, factory farming, wildlife culls, and the use of animals for sport and leisure while promoting vegetarianism/veganism. Offers news, how to get active, education and press office. http://www.animalaid.org.uk/ Sheffield University Animal Rights Society An organization actively involved in local projects to promote the rights of animals and aid in the cessation of animal suffering worldwide. http://usit.shef.ac.uk/~Animal-Rights/index.htm Animal Defenders Animal rights group offers information on their campaigns, online shopping promotions and how to help. http://www.animaldefenders.org.uk

75. Special Collection: Cape Cod section of the Massachusetts state chapter covers kidfriendly museums, hatcheries,trails and sanctuaries, petting zoos and sea animal shows, clam http://www.cantonpl.org/specialc/capecod.html

Special Multimedia Collection Cape Cod Looking for a great summer escape that has beaches, the flavor of history, and a lot of fun things to experience? Try Cape Cod; a beautiful throwback to older times, a haven for artists, naturalists, history buffs, and bird and sea-animal aficionados. There is something for everyone on this East Coast peninsula to enjoy. And for more exciting, historic fare, take A Day Trip to Boston . Check out the region this summer! Biography A Year by the Sea: Thoughts of an Unfinished Woman by Joan Anderson: A woman spends a year in Cape Cod to reflect on her life and marriage through observations of the changing ocean and natural world. Similar to Anne Morrow Lindberg's Gift from the Sea History The Enduring Shore: A History of Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket by Paul Schneider: A natural history of the region which describes the past and present landscapes, as well as a human adventure history of explorers, natives, whalers, hurricanes, people lost at sea, captured by pirates or locked by ice. Also covers the ill-fated Essex Expedition that inspired the story of "Moby Dick." The award-winning author is a native of Martha's Vineyard.

76. Search: - Info.co.uk Results for zoos and Aquariums from Info.co.uk metasearch. Find better search results from the Web, Yellow Pages and White Pages quickly and easily! parks. EntsWeb Entertainment Leisure Guide . http://dpxml.infospace.com/infocom.uk/results?otmpl=dog/webresults.htm&qkw=Z

77. 20s & 30s Singles Section: Information Wildlife Refuges/Marine sanctuaries. zoos/Aquariums/Waystations. San Diego Wild AnimalPark. San Diego Zoo; Sea World California; Shambala; Wildlife Waystation. http://angeles.sierraclub.org/20s30s/info.htm

Information Parks Other Link Submittals Leaders Workstation Note: All links marked with an "o" bullet will take you off-site. The 20s & 30s Singles Section (20s & 30s) simply adds these links for the purpose of providing information. It takes no responsibility for the accuracy of off-site information. And its decision to add these links does not constitute endorsement for the organizations which run those sites nor for any positions they hold. Parks National Parks also National Forests also Wilderness Areas) State Parks also County Parks also City Parks also Beaches) Private Parks also Conservancies) National Parks also National Park Service Camping Reservations Parks (National) Historical Sites Monuments Preserves Recreation Areas Seashores ... Wildlife Refuges/Marine Sanctuaries Parks (National) Arizona Grand Canyon NP Wilderness Permit Petrified Forest NP Wilderness Permit California Channel Islands NP Permits Death Valley NP Wilderness Permit ... Wilderness Permit Utah Arches NP Group Camping Reservations Bryce Canyon NP Wilderness Permit ... Up: National Parks index Monuments Arizona Montezuma Castle NM California Cabrillo NM Devil's Postpile NM Up: National Parks index Preserves California Mojave NP Up: National Parks index Recreation Areas California Santa Monica Mountains NRA Nevada Lake Mead NRA Utah Glen Canyon NRA Up: National Parks index Seashores California Point Reyes NS Up: National Parks index Wildlife Refuges/Marine Sanctuaries

78. Hounding The Tiger a fact that tigers seldom breed normally in zoos. a haven for old, infirm and orphanedwild animals. areas of our protected areas (sanctuaries, biospheres etc http://www.wildlywise.com/contrib_pat_hnd_tgrs.htm

Hounding the Tiger ! Air Cmde (Retd) Pat Singh Home Contributed Articles Focus On Equipment (Hire) ... Wildlife Index Are the tigers of India being hounded to death? This question started nagging me a couple of years back. Infact it was during my visit to Ranthambore Wildlife Sanctuary, just prior to Bill Clinton's visit. During my visit I witnessed a BBC documentary film team in action. With the full cooperation of the park authorities they had taken over all the spots that tigers were likely to frequent. They were equipped with jeeps, expert guides and sophisticated communication equipment. When a tiger was spotted the word spread and everyone, including the assorted tourists, zeroed on to the poor creature. The lord of the jungle was instantly converted into a circus animal ! If this was the scenario during a routine filming assignment, then one can well imagine the 'tamasha' that took place before and during Clinton's visit. Little wonder that the VIP tiger vanished thereafter!? More well known people and organisations have made their money and reputations on the blood of the tiger rather than contributed to it's survival. While enhancing their own reputations, the resulting publicity has created a market for the tiger and it's products. Infact, mafias have got involved in the wildlife trade and poaching has increased all over the world. Let us look at some of the other negative aspects of such exploitation of the tiger:

79. Wildlife Photographers Guide - II from shooting pictures of animals in zoos for the with wildlife outside of wildlifesanctuaries, national parks Animals in these areas have grown accustomed to http://www.wildlywise.com/pht_guide2.htm

Wildlife Photographers' Guide as written by Mohit Midha for "India Today Plus" Home Contributed Articles Focus On Equipment (Hire) ... Wildlife Index (contd. from Page 1 Note: A lot of this article is India specific regarding best areas to shoot etc. Let's move on for those of you who have now decided to try your hand at it. The first questions most people ask are about equipment and technique. Equipment and technique are obviously important but there are a few things that are equally or maybe more important. These are development of your mindset and skills other than your photographic ones. You have to, if you don't already, start understanding the environment and start learning to look after it. You have to feel that the environment and it's animals are a part of your family. You have to care for it and protect it. Whether you realize it or not but this attachment shows in your work. A lot of people take this in the wrong way. This does not mean that you will have done a good deed by saving a prey from a predator. There's a lot more that goes into wildlife photography than fancy equipment Another reason for sending the spectator to the grave is because as a wildlife photographer you will have to slowly learn to predict the unpredictability of wild animals. You have to make a database in your mind of things like expressions that always precede some action. An example of this is the way a tiger's eyes become amazingly focused, ears get drawn back and movements are extremely basic just before it plans to charge. In such a situation, unless you're extremely sure about your safety, it's time to get out of there. It would be better to live to shoot another day than to die shooting maybe an out of focus shot!

80. Flying Chair: Not All Zoos Are Sanctuaries Asia Not all zoos are sanctuaries. Actually some of the zoos in China are excellentand teach their children to stop throwing rocks at defenseless animals http://www.flyingchair.net/story.php?storyID=521

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