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British Airways stops all live trade for use in experiments Air Mauritius no longer transports macaques! Scientists dismayed by BA animal ban Airline stops all live trade for use in experiments Mark Honigsbaum and Alok Jha May 28, 2005 British Airways has been accused of setting back medical research in the UK by enforcing a blanket ban on the transport of live animals for use in experiments. Government officials and leading scientists have expressed their dismay to the airline about the toughening of its stance which they fear will send the wrong message to scientists and pharmaceutical companies involved in animal testing, and could encourage s extremists who have been running a high-profile campaign to shut down the live animal trade. Department of Trade and Industry officials are understood to have raised their concerns with senior BA management after the airline's decision not to accept the carriage of primates, wild birds or other live caught animals "for use in any laboratory or for experimen tation or exploitation". Colin Blakemore, chief executive of the Medical Research Council, has also questioned the message it sends to people suffering from conditions that could be treated through advances in medical research. BA's policy coincides with a campaign by extremists targeting executives from the airports company BAA and airlines such as Air France and Air Mauritius. In February the cars of five BAA executives were vandalised and the message "You are now a target for us" was sprayed on one executive's Surrey home.

2. Captive Wild Animal Protection Coalition FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MARCH 16, 2005 1252 PM CONTACT Captive Wild Animal Protection Coalition Kim Haddad of Captive Wild Animal Protection Coalition, 650619-0628, http://www.commondreams.org/news2005/0316-08.htm

Home About Us Donate Signup ... NewsWire Printer Friendly Version E-Mail This Article FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MARCH 16, 2005 12:52 PM CONTACT: Captive Wild Animal Protection Coalition Kim Haddad of Captive Wild Animal Protection Coalition, 650-619-0628, Adam M. Roberts of Born Free USA, 202-337-3123, Rachel Querry of The Humane Society of the United States, 301-258-8255 Congress Urged to Move Swiftly on Bill to Protect Primates The Captive Wild Animal Protection Coalition diligently tracks these cases http://www.cwapc.org Printer Friendly Version E-Mail This Article Common Dreams NewsCenter is a non-profit news service providing breaking news and views for the Progressive Community. The press release posted here has been provided to Common Dreams NewsWire by one of the many progressive organizations who make up America's Progressive Community . If you wish to comment on this press release or would like more information, please contact the organization directly. *all times Eastern US (GMT-5:00) Making News? Read our Guidelines for Submitting News Releases CommonDreams.org

3. Sedgwick County Zoo[Animals & Exhibits - Animals] Predator to insects, small deer, and other primates. WILD DIET Includes fruits, leaves, blossoms, seeds, stem, bark, resin, honey, insects, eggs. http://www.scz.org/animal_exhibits-animal.php?a_id=82

4. Beating The Bushmeat Business - International Primate Protection League ~ IPPL And in the case of nonhuman primates, wild populations are in danger in all of the 92 countries in which these animals occur, according to Conservation International. http://www.ippl.org/bushmeat-business.php

Home IPPL in Action Donate Now How to Help ... Contact Us Beating the Bushmeat Business Swapping Guns for Schools, Sightseers by Lynne R. Baker Aduet, a male Mona rescued from riding on a truck with his owner Titus, a young red-eared guenon It's no secret that unsustainable hunting and habitat destruction have had a formidable impact on the flora and fauna of the world. Consider what's happening to the earth's jungles: one acre of tropical rainforest is destroyed in the world every second. And in the case of nonhuman primates, wild populations are in danger in all of the 92 countries in which these animals occur, according to Conservation International. Thanks to aircraft surveys and satellite images, the effects of habitat destruction can be more easily measured and seen. But on a more fundamental level, how does one assess the number of animals killed by hunters and poachers every day? In West Africa, actual numbers are almost impossible to come by, but what is obvious is that the bushmeat trade is big business. Primate populations have suffered greatly due to habitat loss from logging, farming and the live-capture-for-export trade, but it is the bushmeat trade that is generally considered to be the No. 1 killer of primates in West Africa.

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wild places wild happenings wild news make a difference for our wild places home links search the site all articles latest past by topics search wildnews wild news on wildsingapore Primates Orang utans and other primates conservation issues, status, threats, efforts, discussions see also wildlife trade global biodiversity loss This page is no longer updated. Latest media updates for this topic are in the feed below from the wildsingapore news blog Equatorial Guinea bans hunting and eating monkeys Yahoo News 8 Nov 07 Rare Bearded Monkeys Discovered in Kenya Zoe Alsop National Geographic 5 Nov 07 Report: Primates in danger of extinction By Michael Casey, AP Environmental Writer Yahoo News 26 Oct 07 Indian capital can't cope with monkey menace, mayor says Yahoo News 22 Oct 07 Bounty on Cambodian monkeys terrorising tourists Straits Times 29 Sep 07 Malaysia returns four orangutans to Indonesia Yahoo News 28 Sep 07 Possible open season on monkeys?

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8. Anthropology | Primates | DISCOVER Magazine The ultimate implication of the research is that humans still have a lot to learn from other primates. “Wild apes are our outdoor lab for the evolution of human culture,” says http://discovermagazine.com/2004/jan/anthropology

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11. Threats To Primates - Wild About The World Loss of habitat is probably the biggest threat all round although we know that gorillas are killed for their parts. I hadn't realised how many other http://www.wildabouttheworld.com/forum/mammal-forums/2285-threats-primates.html

12. B12: An Essential Part Of A Healthy Plant-based Diet B12 levels in primates. Wild primates show B12 levels over 220 pmol/l which fall within a few years in captivity to about 40 pmol/l when fed a hygienic plant based diet. http://www.scienzavegetariana.it/rubriche/cong2002/vegcon_B12_en.html

35th World Vegetarian Congress 'Food for all our futures' Heriot Watt University, Edinburgh, Scotland July 8-14, 2002 B12: An essential part of a healthy plant-based diet by Stephen Walsh, PhD Overview Chemistry and functions of vitamin B12 and folate Classical deficiency: symptoms and timing B12, folate and homocysteine in vegetarians Homocysteine and mortality Observed vegetarian mortality Homocysteine and birth defects and other health issues Intervention trials with B vitamins How much B12 is enough? Sources of B12 B12 and natural diet: where do other primates get their B12? Testing for B12 Conclusions The role of B12 and folate B12 along with folate is required to convert homocysteine to methionine. If this conversion is blocked then homocysteine levels rise, driving SAH levels up and blocking vital methylation reactions. These methylation reactions are required to: Stabilise DNA, RNA and proteins Produce neuro-transmitters Produce Coenzyme Q (antioxidant) Eliminate toxins such as pyridine and arsenic If folate is deficient and DNA synthesis is directly retarded causing enlarged red blood cells (megaloblastic anaemia) and impairing methylation.

13. Vietnam. Primates | Wild Conservation - A Houston Zoo Blog Vietnam is home to 25 primate species of primates and is considered one of the world’s highest priorities for primate conservation. Five species – Delacour’s langur ( http://houstonzooblogs.org/wildconservation/tag/vietnam-primates/

The Houston Zoo Blog Wild Conservation Blog Elephant Blog Education Blog ... HoustonZoo.org Feb Primates of Vietnam: Part 1 Posted by Peter in Endangered Species Featured Trachypithecus delacouri Cat Ba langur ( Trachypithecus p. poliocephalus grey-shanked douc langur ( Pygathrix cinerea ), Tonkin snub-nosed monkey ( Rhinopithecus avunculus ), and Hainan gibbon ( Nomascus nasutus in 2009, The Houston Zoo partnered with Education for Nature Vietnam to secure funding for a National Mobile Wildife Trade Education Program in Vietnam focused on primate species. The Houston Zoo and Education for Nature Vietnam received a matching grant from the Margot Marsh Biodiversity Foundation to carry out this project Green Forest Check back in a few days for an update on the project. Tags: Delacour Langur Education for Nature Vietnam Margot Marsh Biodiversity Foundation Vietnam. Primates ... Grab the RSS feed! Conservation Blog Search Search for: Recent Posts Galapagos News Everything is Better with a Gorilla! A Komodo Dragon Adventure, by Judith Bryja Rhinos on the Edge ... Spotlight on Species: Orangutan Caring Weekend Archives November 2010 October 2010 September 2010 August 2010 ... April 2009 Categories Africa amphibians Borneo Bumblebees ... What You Can Do Blogroll Amphibian Ark Amphibian Specialist Group Big Thicket National Preserve Black Bear Conservation Coalition ... Save Texas Sea Turtles!

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17. An Empty Gesture To Soothe The Conscience: Why We Pass Laws Protecting Chimpanze The two stated rationales for the bill are to protect human beings from attacks by nonhuman primates, and to protect nonhuman primates – wild, rather than domestic, animals http://writ.news.findlaw.com/colb/20090304.html

Are you a legal Professional? Visit our professional site Learn about law firm marketing Learn About the Law Find a Lawyer ... Search dart_call("728x90", "loc=top;ptile=1", 0); Print This An Empty Gesture to Soothe the Conscience: Why We Pass Laws Protecting Chimpanzees And Other Animals from Cruelty By SHERRY F. COLB Wednesday, March 4, 2009 On February 17th, a pet chimpanzee living in Connecticut violently attacked his owner's friend. The attack ended in horrifying injury to the friend and in the chimpanzee's being shot by the police and eventually bleeding to death. In the wake of this disturbing event, the House of Representatives passed a bill called the "Captive Primate Safety Act," which would outlaw the interstate transport of nonhuman primates to be used as pets. The matter is pending in the Senate. Animal Cruelty Legislation: Its History and Possible Purposes The Nineteenth Century marked the beginning of modern anti-cruelty legislation, with the passage in the U.K. of Richard Martin's Act, providing penalties for cruelty toward cows, sheep, and other similar domestic animals. Following that law, there have been many others, protecting a variety of nonhuman species from specific forms of mistreatment within and outside of the food industry. It was under a law falling within this tradition, for example, that Michael Vick was sentenced to 23 months in federal prison for his participation in the brutal sport of dog-fighting. In a fascinating paper available here , Pace University law professor Luis Chiesa identifies and analyzes the various purposes that might potentially animate anti-cruelty laws. He discusses four in particular and elaborates the degree of fit that he finds between these putative purposes and the laws in question. The four purposes are, roughly: (1) protection of property rights (of animals' owners); (2) apprehension of dangerous people (whose dangerousness to fellow human beings is made manifest in their mistreatment of nonhuman animals): (3) promoting the moral sensibilities of those who feel that animal cruelty is immoral; and (4) protecting potential animal victims from harm.

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19. Local Laws Regarding Pets Exotic animals such as hedgehogs, prairie dogs, sugar gliders, primates, wild cats, monitor lizards, anacondas, etc. All crocodilians alligators, caimans, and crocodiles. http://bloomington.in.gov/documents/viewDocument.php?document_id=967

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ME's Zoo From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search ME's Zoo Date opened Date closed September 27, 2009 Location Parker City Indiana Land area Coordinates 40°07′11″N 85°12′32″W 40.1196°N 85.2090°W ... 40.1196°N 85.2090°W Number of animals Annual visitors Website web.archive.org/web/20071229095307/http://meszoo.com/web/20071229095307/http://meszoo.com ME's Zoo was a privately-owned zoo in Parker City, Indiana Christmas , when the zoo grounds were decorated with more than 200,000 lights. The zoo closed on September 27, 2009. Contents History Operation Facilities Closing ... edit History In October 1986, ME's Zoo cofounder Max Oren was diagnosed with aplastic anemia . Believing the following Christmas season could be his last, Max's friends and neighbors decorated his property with over 10,000 Christmas lights . Many people drove by to see this light display. Oren was confined to bed starting in January 1987 during treatments for his disease. During that time, he enjoyed watching his pet deer and donkeys grazing outside his window. This led to the idea of starting a zoo. ME's Zoo opened to the public in May 1988. The name came from the initials of Oren and his wife's first names: Max and Eileen. The current owners were Eileen Oren and Bob Taylor. edit Operation The zoo featured a wide array of animals, including primates, wild cats, bear, birds, llamas, deer, and reptiles. The zoo was open from 10 AM to 5 PM on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, and from 12 PM to 5 PM on Sundays. It was closed on Mondays and Fridays.

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