Auckland Zoo’s strategy for integrated conservation
Glen Holland and Aarti Narain, Auckland Zoo |
Integrating conservation – how are zoo communications staff facing this challenge?
Jill Rischbieth, Zoos Victoria |
Integrating conservation into life: the challenge for zoos to mainstream
Chris Hannocks, Monarto Zoological Park and Sharyn Sinclair-Hannocks, Green Arrow Corporate Conservation |
Research in zoos: a means towards the integration of zoos and wildlife conservation
Edith McDonald, Wellington Zoo and Wayne Linklater, Victoria University of Wellington |
Integrating wildlife conservation – Perth Zoo’s response
Helen Robertson, Perth Zoo |
Implementing ARAZPA’s response to the global amphibian crisis
Chris Banks and Graeme Gillespie, Zoos Victoria |
Partnerships and building blocks: how solid a conservation base are you constructing?
Maria Finnigan, Auckland Zoo |
The first step in creating a zoo culture
Bettina Sammut, ZPB NSW |
Acting locally, Melbourne Zoo’s approach to waste, water, weeds and wildlife
Richard Rowe, Melbourne Zoo |
Integrating conservation into corporate partnerships
Alistair Kirk, Auckland Zoo |
Integrating the C word into all media relations and communications
Jane Healy, Auckland Zoo |
Zero harm – a cultural journey
Laura Mumaw et al, Zoos Victoria |
Crisis management and response: news and views from the front
Allison Lash and Beth Houston, Wellington Zoo |
Government regulation or self regulation in zoos in Australia – what is the right balance?
Jef Cummings and Jim Thompson, Department of Natural Resources and Mines, QLD |
Managing risks in a high risk environment
Christine Smith, Zoological Parks Board of NSW |
The role of zoos in influencing visitor behaviour: lip service or a genuine possibility
Liam Smith, Monash University |
The Al Ain Zoo: where the deserts come alive!
Becca Hanson, Studio Hanson/Roberts and Mark Craig, Al Ain Zoo |
Zoo gift shops: effective venues for conservation education
Glen Holland, Auckland Zoo |
Naturalistic enrichment: ideas for integrating enrichment features with immersion landscapes and interpretation
Jon Coe, Jon Coe Design |
Flagship species and their role in conservation
Bruce Murdock, Australia Zoo |
Constructing the ISIS Zoological Management System (ZIMS):
a network of communications between zoos, aquariums and associated wildlife organisations
Kevin Johnson, ARAZPA |
The Frozen Ark Project
Ann Clarke, Nottingham University |
The investigation of vertical transmission of Toxoplasma gondii in zoo bred marsupials
Nevi Parameswaran, Murdoch University |
The consequences of studbook error for captive animal breeding
Rebecca Austin et al, Murdoch University |
Facilitation of the importation of endangered species
Margaret Leggoe, Biosecurity Australia |
Husbandry manuals; challenges for the future
Geoff Underwood, Pukaha Mount Bruce |
Seasonal breeding patterns in Southern Hairy-nosed Wombats across the last decade in the Murraylands of South Australia
David Taggart et al, Royal Zoological Society of South Australia |
Reproductive biology and the ecology of the Sandhill Dunnarts
Cathy Lambert and Glen Gaikhorst, Perth Zoo |
Do stress and obesity drive rhinoceros birth sex ratios in captivity?
Beginning a study of the world herd funded by the International Rhino Foundation
Wayne Linklater et al, Victoria University of Wellington |
Post mortem collection of reproductive material from native species: a valuable resource not to be wasted.
Phillip Matson et al, Perth Zoo |
The captive husbandry and reproduction of the Pink-eared Turtle at Perth Zoo
Glen Gaikhorst et al, Perth Zoo |
Grey Nurse Shark (Carchararias taurus) observations and husbandry, data collection in a captive environment
Andreas Boris and Peter Fisher Underwater World |
Artificial insemination of Perth Zoo’s Asian Elephants…the ins and outs
Cree Monaghan, Perth Zoo |
Integrating reproductive technologies into captive shark husbandry
Jonathan Daly et al, Melbourne Aquarium |
Forest Gallery – a case study of transplanted trees and integrated interpretations
Luke Simpkin, Melbourne Museum |
Immersion: the way to attitudinal change
Ian Walton, Monarto Zoological Park |
Fearless at Taronga
Warrick Angus et al, Taronga Zoo |
Is the tail wagging the wild dog? Who is determining conservation research directions – academic or conservation management needs?
Chris Hannocks, Monarto Zoological Park and Sharyn Sinclair-Hannocks, Green Arrow Corporate Conservation |
AMMRC a working model to build dollars and profile for zoo research
Tracey Rogers, Australian Marine Research Centre and Michael Bryden, Zoological Parks Board of NSW |
Establishing a reproductive biology unit in a zoo; setting realistic goals for the conservation of wildlife and providing a service
Sandy Webb et al, Perth Zoo |
The Grey Nurse Shark: the challenge for conservation in situ and ex situ
Marnie Horton, Sea World and Nick Otway, NSW Department of Primary Industries |
The last chance for the Corroboree Frog: a collaborative approach
Michael McFadden, Taronga Zoo |
The fingerprint is in the beak: developing beak facial recognition techniques in Hyacinth Macaws to assist in wild population monitoring
Brett Backhouse and Paula Linsenweier, Adelaide Zoo |
Integrating conservation inside and outside of the zoo
Peter Harlow, Taronga Zoo |
Positive reinforcement training assisting Orang-utan reintroduction
Kylie Bullo, Perth Zoo |
Predator recognition training for Numbats
Vicki Power et al, Perth Zoo |
Complications arising from the attempted release of captive bred jackals back into the wild
Rob Harrison-White, North-West Parks and Tourism Board, South Africa |
Threats to marine animal populations in South East Queensland
David Blyde and Trevor Long, Sea World |
Painted Dog Conservation
John Lemon, Perth Zoo |
Method of habituation to aid field studies of jackal and caracal translocations back into the wild
Rob Harrison-White, North-West Parks and Tourism Board, South Africa |
The Australian Orang-utan Project
Leif Cocks, Perth Zoo |
Extinction need not be forever: reintroduction of the South Australian mainland Tammar Wallaby
Greg Johnston, Royal Zoological Society of South Australia |
Conservation and integration–some reflections
Chris West, Royal Zoological Society of South Australia |
Going, going, gone. A zoo without exotic animals?
Suzy Barlow, Zoos Victoria and Chris Hibbard, Taronga Zoo |