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European Zoos:     more books (17)

A Visit to European Zoos by W. M. Mann, 1930-01-01 The EC Zoos Directive: a lost opportunity to implement the convention on biological diversity.: An article from: Journal of International Wildlife Law & Policy by Paul A. Rees, 2005-01-01 Zoo (Oxford Poets) by Tobias Hill, 1999-09-01 ZOO STATION: ADVENTURES IN EAST AND WEST BERLIN (ABACUS BOOKS) by Ian Walker, 1988 By Underground to the Zoo: London Transport Posters 1913 to the Present by Jonathan Riddell, Peter Denton, 1995-09-28 Who's Who at the Zoo (Pop-up Books) The Zoo Keeper (Egg Box Fivers) by Richard Evans, 2002-11-05 A report on amimal management at selected European zoological gardens by Mark Rosenthal, 1980 Final report on study trip to European zoological gardens, July-August 1978 by James P Bacon, 1979 Moral Values and the Human Zoo: "Novellen" of Stefan Zweig (Languages & literature/German) by David Turner, 1990-09 Savages and Beasts: The Birth of the Modern Zoo (Animals, History, Culture) by Nigel Rothfels, 2008-06-17 Zoo des MotsDictionnaire des Expressions Anamalieres: French­English­Spanish­German­Italian by Sylvie Girard, 1989-10-01 Pyne by Jonathan Guy, 1995-01-25 A Giraffe for France by Leith Hillard, 2000-11

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1. News - 2005-11-21 - Intervet To Support European Zoos
   200511-21 - Intervet to support European Zoos. Portal to international sites of Intervet, a leading animal health company, dedicated to research and development, production  
   http://www.intervet.com/news/2005-11-21_-_intervet_to_support_european_zoos.aspx
   
   Extractions: Boxmeer, 21 November 2005 - In October the European Commission published a decision permitting the vaccination of zoo birds against bird flu, under certain conditions. The Dutch Government received EU approval on 14 November 2005 for a vaccination program in Dutch zoos. Intervet has pledged support to the European zoos by offering to supply bird flu vaccine free of charge. Considering the important role zoos have to play in conservation and education the decision of the European Commission to allow vaccination is welcomed; paving the way for zoos to start actively protecting their often valuable and rare bird collections against avian influenza. In the recent past Intervet has been approached by a number of zoos requesting further information on the merits of vaccination. By providing a suitable vaccine (Nobilis Influenza H5N2) free of charge Intervet is in a position to support all registered European zoos, with EU approval to vaccinate against bird flu. Intervet’s H7 vaccine was previously used in a vaccination program for Dutch zoos in 2003. Intervet’s vaccine against the present bird flu virus has been used extensively and very successfully for a number of years in Hong Kong as part of an official government avian influenza control program. The Hong Kong experience and additional information gathered from transmission studies show that vaccination can block virus circulation. However vaccination will only contribute to bird flu eradication if supported by an overall control program. Intervet’s bird flu vaccine is being used in a number of countries affected by the current H5 outbreak. Intervet routinely produces avian influenza vaccines, which protect against the H5, H7 and H9 bird flu strains (Intervet vaccine strains: H5N2, H5N6, H7N1, H7N7 and H9N2).

2. EAZA - European Association Of Zoos And Aquaria
   Promotes cooperation for furthering wildlife conservation, particularly through European Endangered Species Programmes (EEP). Includes list of members and EEPs.  
   http://www.eaza.net/
   
   Extractions: var MSOWebPartPageFormName = 'aspnetForm'; Advanced Search Sign In About EAZA Our Members ... Member Area EAZA HOME EAZA , the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria , represents and links more than 300 member institutions in 35 countries. Formed in 1992, EAZA’s mission is to facilitate cooperation within the European zoo and aquarium community towards the goals of education, research and conservation. EAZA Calendar

3. John Regan Associates� Funding For Zoos, Botanic Gardens, Aquariums And Nature S
   €1 Million Boost to Eastern European Zoos. The Bulgarian municipality of Dobrich and the Romanian municipal city of Constanta have received a grant of over EUR 1 M to boost their  
   http://www.johnreganassociates.com/e1-million-boost-to-eastern-european-zoos
   
   Extractions: Home About Us Our Services Clients ... Blog The Bulgarian municipality of Dobrich and the Romanian municipal city of Constanta have received a grant of over EUR 1 M to boost their tourist infrastructure and revamp their zoos. The funds are provided by the Romania-Bulgaria Cross Border Cooperation Program and are aimed at increasing the popularity of zoos in the Bulgarian municipality of Dobrich and the Romanian city of Constanta. The two municipal cities will work on a project for increasing the development potential of the cross-border region by improving its tourist infrastructure. In 18 months the tourist services in the two cities will be given a substantial boost. The Center for the Protection of Nature and Animals in Dobrich will be equipped with a new shelter for brown bears as well as a veterinary clinic and a warehouse. Cages for birds and small rodents and a small lake will also be provided. An information center will also be set up in the Dobrich zoo and a special tourist bus line will transport visitors to both Dobrich and Constanta. The infrastructure of the Constanta Museum Complex for Science and Nature will also be improved, new shelters for ponies, deer, pelicans, swans, cormorants will be constructed.

4. Zoos Worldwide - Europe
   An extensive list of zoos, aquariums, animal sanctuaries and wildlife parks worldwide. Also includes zoo reviews, zoo cams and an Animal of the Month.  
   http://www.zoos-worldwide.de/land/europe/europe.html

5. Report: Elephants Live Longer In The Wild
   Los Angeles (UPI) Dec 12, 2008 A study in the U.S.-based journal Science suggests female elephants living in in Africa and Asia live longer than those in European zoos.  
   http://www.terradaily.com/reports/Report_Elephants_live_longer_in_the_wild_999.h
   
   Extractions: Using high-tech cameras fixed to an orbiting satellite 280 miles overhead, a Wildlife Conservation Society scientific team tallied some of the zoo's own animal collection to see if satellites can help count wildlife populations in remote locations throughout the world. Photo credit: WCS. by Staff Writers A study in the U.S.-based journal Science suggests female elephants living in in Africa and Asia live longer than those in European zoos. Researchers, led by Georgia Mason of the University of Guelph in Ontario, said a study of data on more than 4,500 Asian and African elephants from Amboseli National Park in Kenya, the Myanma Timber Enterprise in Burma and European zoos shows being born into a zoo, being moved between zoos and the possible loss of their mothers puts animals at particular risk. The study said the median lifespan for African elephants born in zoos was 16.9 years while the median for Africans at the Kenyan preserve that died of natural causes was 56 years. The report was criticized by the North American-based Association of Zoos and Aquariums.

6. TOP 10 European Zoos | Ryanair Magazine | European Travel News
   (01/Sep/07) TOP 10 European Zoos Home; Magazine; City Guides; Reviews; Events; Competitions; Partners; Girls; Video; Blog; 01 September 07  
   http://www.ryanairmag.com/story/top-10-european-zoos/146/

7. Resp. Oxford Study
   Resp. to the Oxford University Report (funded by the RSPCA) „Elephant Husbandry in European Zoos” The Association Elephant Sanctuary Europe, in cooperation with the European  
   http://www.elefanten-schutz-europa.de/News/Oxford-Studie/Resp._Oxford_Study/resp
   
   Extractions: Survey 2006 Resp. to the Oxford University Report (funded by the RSPCA): �Elephant Husbandry in European Zoos� The Association Elephant Sanctuary Europe , in cooperation with the European Elephant Group which has compiled the most extensive database about elephants in zoos and circuses, analyses the Oxford University Report (which was funded by the RSPCA - The UK�s Royal Society for the Protection of Cruelty to Animals). The statement will be ready in early 2003. It will bring to light to what extent this report on behalf of the RSPCA tells the whole story or whether important details are given in a reprehensible manor. We have massive doubts about the acumen of the authors of the study. The two Oxford scientists are reviewing the husbandry of elephants in European zoos.

8. Europe And The Middle East :: World Zoos :: IZE
   Here you will find a few updates on European zoos. EZE (European Zoo Educators) Conference . From 28th. February till the 1st of March 2009, the 20th EZE Conference took place in  
   http://www.izea.net/world/europe.htm
   
   Extractions: (February 2010) What happened the last year in Europe regarding the zoo educators? Zoos in many different countries were busy with their conservation education work and attending many regional meetings! Here you will find a few updates on European zoos. EZE (European Zoo Educators) Conference From 28th. February till the 1st of March 2009, the 20th EZE Conference took place in Cologne, Germany. Nearly 150 Participants were a part of the largest Conference so far. In addition to providing a forum for many interesting presentations about programs and projects, the aim of the conference was to work together on a new EAZA (European Association of Zoos and Aquaria) Conservation Education Strategy, following the approval of the 2008 new EAZA Education Standards. As Dr Lesley Dickie, Executive Director of EAZA, said: After many hours of work from a lot of people, the final draft is almost complete and hopefully the Strategy will be ready for approval this year.

9. Live Hard, Die Young - How Elephants Suffer In Zoos
   The study, conducted by scientists at Oxford University shows elephants die young in European zoos, having suffered from deficient enclosures, poor  
   http://www.captiveanimals.org/elephants/rspca.htm
   
   Extractions: November 2002 On 23rd October the RSPCA published the fullest ever study into the welfare of elephants in zoos. The study, conducted by scientists at Oxford University shows elephants die young in European zoos, having suffered from deficient enclosures, poor diet, illness, inappropriate social grouping, and rough treatment at the hands of their keepers. Do elephants really belong in places like this... Adult elephants in European zoos have about half the 30-year lifespan of their counterparts working in Asian timber camps, when they could expect to reach 60-65 in the wild. Zoo breeding programmes also have an abysmal record - 35% of zoo females fail to breed, 15-25% of Asian zoo babies are stillborn, and another 6-18% are rejected or even killed by their mothers. Zoo enclosures can be 60 to 100 times smaller than the smallest wild territories - with 90% of those in Europe providing no grazing. For several years CAPS has investigated the keeping of elephants in zoos, and our major undercover investigation of elephant training at Blackpool Zoo was widely covered in the RSPCA report. We have for a long time criticised the training of elephants in zoos to perform circus-style tricks, and these tricks have also been condemned in this report.

10. Custom4
    It is totally different from other European zoos, which are characterised by bars and heavy padlocks. In Kristiansand Zoo, the animals have wide open spaces in which to roam  
    http://www.zooarchives.50megs.com/custom4.html
    
    Extractions: Free Web Site Free Web Space and Site Hosting Web Hosting Internet Store and Ecommerce Solution Provider ... High Speed Internet Search the Web Welcome! Close Would you like to make this site your homepage? It's fast and easy... Yes, Please make this my home page! No Thanks Don't show this to me again. Close European Zoos Home Page South American Zoos African Zoos Australasian Zoos ... Photo Page A Complete Listing Of All Current And Former Animal Collections In Europe BELARUS Grodno Zoo, Grodno Minsk Zoo, Minsk Vitebsk Zoo, Vitebsk Zhlobin Zoo, Zhlobin DENMARK Aalborg Zoo, Aalborg Aqua Ferskvands Akvarium, Silkeborg Aquarium Langeland, Rudkobing Blavand Mini-Zoo, Blavand Christianshede Zoo, Bording Copenhagen Zoo, Copenhagen Danmarks Akvarium, Charlottenlund Dyrens Gaard, Balle Ebeltoft Zoo, Ebeltoft Enghave Naturpark, Brorup Fiskeri-oa Sofartsmuseet Saltvandsakvariet, Esbjerg Fiskeriets Hus, Hvidesande Funen Aquarium, Funen Givskud Zoo, Givskud Grindsted Zoo, Grindsted Jesperhus Blomsterpark, Nykobing Mor Jyllands Mini Zoo, Videbaek Kattengatcentret, Grenaa

11. The World’s Best Zoos - Travel - Destination Travel - Msnbc.com
    Nov 12, 2007 If you still equate the word zoo with cowed animals trapped behind bars, then it may be time to update your mental image inventory. The sad cages of menageries past have  
    http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21756740/
    
    Extractions: var collarity_appid = 'msnbc';var collarity_kw = 'Sydney,Endangered Species,Behind Bars,Disneys Animal Kingdom';var collarity_tags = ''; Jump to story headline Destination Travel on msnbc.com Search ad info ad info Toronto Zoo By Forbes Traveler.com updated 11/12/2007 1:58:36 PM ET If you still equate the word zoo with cowed animals trapped behind bars, then it may be time to update your mental image inventory. The sad cages of menageries past have been replaced, by and large, with zoos that provide evocative and realistic habitats for countless creatures, in addition to offering visitors the appeal of getting up close and personal with animals of all shapes and sizes. As of 2007, there are 16,306 endangered species globally, according to The World Conservation Union’s Red List of Threatened Species. In fact, many threatened species no longer exist in the wild—you’ve got to visit a zoo or two if you want to see some of the world’s rarest fauna. Even the most commercial zoological parks have an eco-friendly aura these days. Says John Lehnhart, Animal Operations Director at Disney’s Animal Kingdom in Florida, “the backstory of the park is conservation and connecting people with nature.” The star attractions at the park are its some 1,500 exotic animals (and that, Lehnart points out, isn’t counting the birds and the fishes), as well as Kilimanjaro Safaris, a 110-acre re-creation of the African savannah.

12. Zoocrew.eu • Zoocrew.eu - Links - European Zoos
    zoocrew.eu cares for our precious wildlife in their natural habitat and aims to increase awareness for conservation worldwide. Our main goal is to focus on the important role of  
    http://www.zoocrew.eu/links.php?mode=europeanzoos

13. Bryony01: European Zoos Ought To Change Their Policy On Their Denizens'
    HuffingtonPost's Permanent Comment Page BASEL, Switzerland A Swiss zoo on Friday rejected suggestions that a baby hippopotamus could be killed and fed to the big cats  
    http://www.huffingtonpost.com/social/bryony01/farasi-the-hippo-will-not_n_174569

14. European Zoos Commit Additional Efforts To Stop The Loss Of Biodiversity
    _Antwerp, 20 September 2008_, During the 25th annual conference of the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria (EAZA), which took  
    http://www.countdown2010.net/article/european-zoos-commit-additional-efforts-to-
    
    Extractions: Countdown 2010 Governments worldwide have promised to save biodiversity by 2010. Countdown 2010 helps them move from words to action. iucn Media Antwerp, 20 September 2008 , During the 25th annual conference of the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria (EAZA), which took place in Antwerp Zoo, Belgium, from 16 to 20 September 2008, all EAZA member institutions were invited to sign the Countdown 2010 Declaration. By doing so, they acknowledged the threat of current biodiversity loss and promised to take any practical opportunity to stop it. The zoos reconfirmed the important role they play in conservation and education, and the value of partnerships with nature conservation organizations. The signing ceremony was linked to the launch of the EAZA

15. World’s Best Zoos
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    http://pleasingvacations.com/category/worlds-best-zoos
    
    Extractions: Filed under Vacations with Kids World's Best Zoos 3 Comments One of the best and the biggest zoos in the US is the San Diego Zoo. Dr. Harry Wegeforth, the San Diego Zoo’s founder, started this wonderful zoo in the year 1916. This zoo is also a botanical park with more than 700,000 plants. Dr. Harry brought plants and animals from all over the world, and now this zoo has become one of the most liked and visited zoos in the world. The kids love this zoo for the variety it offers. Get the San Diego Zoo coupons to save more money. The San Diego Zoo is home to giant pandas, Africa’s lowland gorillas, tree kangaroos brought from New Guinea, Mongolia’s wild Przewalski horses, Galapagos’s giant tortoises, New Zealand’s long-billed kiwis, giraffes, emus, and many other exotic and rare species, making it an exotic and popular zoo. Watching so many animals living together and play at the San Diego Zoo is not to be missed! Visit this zoo in a double-decker bus, and also see the smaller children’s zoo within the

16. Haphazard Breeding In European Zoos Is Dangerous
    European zoos breed dangerously. Farasi, the baby hippopotamus born at the Basel Zoo in Switzerland has become famous since his birth in November 2008.  
    http://www.care2.com/causes/animal-welfare/blog/Haphazard-breeding-in-European-z

17. Supporter - Amur Leopard Conservation
    European Zoos and affiliated organisations . ALERTIS / Ouwehands Zoo / (Holland)* Antwerp Zoo (Belgium) Association Aves (France) Blackpool Zoo (UK)  
    http://www.amur-leopard.org/index.php?pg=supporters

18. Welcome To The San Diego Zoo
    Buy tickets online and use our calendar of events to plan your visit to the San Diego Zoo and San Diego Zoo's Wild Animal Park. Play games, watch live animal cams and videos, and  
    http://www.sandiegozoo.org/

19. Www.biaza.org.uk
    The total number of eastern mountain bongos held in captivity in North America alone may already be similar to or exceed the total number remaining in the wild. European zoos  
    http://www.biaza.org.uk/resources/library/images/ARSP5.pdf

20. TOP 10 European Zoos | Ryanair Magazine | European Travel News
    (01/Sep/07) TOP 10 European Zoos Home; Magazine; City Guides; Reviews; Events; Competitions; Partners; Girls; Video; Blog; 01 September 07  
    http://www.ryanairmag.com/story/top-10-european-zoos/146/1/

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