41. Canadian Zoo Critic Takes Aim At Animal Suffering In Indonesian Zoos canadian zoo critic Rob Laidlaw, a chartered biologist and project manager withthe World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA), recently returned http://www.wspa.ca/press/2002/0402/150402_1.html

Subscribe Un-Subscribe Sign up and receive our newsletter. Canadian zoo critic takes aim at animal suffering in Indonesian zoos TORONTO, Monday, April 15th, 2002. Canadian zoo critic Rob Laidlaw, a chartered biologist and project manager with the World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA), recently returned from Java where his organization is campaigning to improve animal welfare standards for zoo animals. Reports Laidlaw: "The state of Indonesia's zoos is absolutely appalling. Barren, undersized cages are the norm. We're talking about the kind of menagerie-style, steel bar, and concrete floor enclosures that were common in Western zoos more than 100 years ago but have long since been consigned to the scrap heap of history by progressive zoos. The accommodation is grossly substandard in most cases, and the general level of care is just as bad. There doesn't seem to be any understanding of the biological and behavioural needs of captive animals." WSPA, together with the organization's Indonesian member society Animal Conservation for Life (KSBK), have released their report entitled

42. Programs Template Winnipeg Canada ’s zoos are caught in the middle of the mad cow scare, becausethe US has not only closed its border to canadian cattle, but to giraffes http://cattle.guelph.on.ca/local/BeefBitsDec04.html

OCA Home Communication Industry Stats Market Info ... Click here to go back to the local organizations' webpage index Lambton Cattlemen's Beef Bits - December, 2004 Inside this Edition: BSE border ban hurting Canadian Zoos Few cattle, buyers at first auction of 2004 No gouging on beef prices: report Beef prices not dropping in supermarkets Meat packers can’t explain high beef prices Manure packs a green power punch L ambton Cattlemen’s Association annual meeting Outdoor Farm show Carcass Competition Recipes Impact of U.S. election on farmers unclear BSE border ban hurting Canadian zoos Winnipeg Canada ’s zoos are caught in the middle of the mad cow scare, because the U.S. has not only closed its border to Canadian cattle, but to giraffes and reindeer. Washington ’s ban applies to all ruminants – animals that have hooves and multiple stomachs. “I think to some extent we’re all sort of absorbing the impact of the various bans that have been put into place,” David Banks, of the Calgary Zoo, said. Zoos in

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44. Species At Risk - Species At Risk - Canadian Wildlife Service - Environment Cana Zoo officials and a recovery team established in Canada in 1991 periodicallyconsult with counterparts from US zoos, the US Fish and Wildlife Service, http://www.speciesatrisk.gc.ca/publications/cbs/insect_e.cfm

Fran§ais Contact us Help Search ... About us Quick Search - Species name (English, French or latin): Home What's new Recovery Financial Support ... Related Sites You are here: Home Publications Conservation des esp¨ces transfrontali¨res / Species at Risk - Canadian Wildlife Service - Environment Canada Table of Contents Conserving Borderline Species: A Partnership between the United States and Canada Insect Karner Blue Butterfly Back to Contents Karner Blue Butterfly (Lycaeides melissa samuelis) Status Canada (COSEWIC): Extirpated U.S. (USFWS): Endangered Photo B©la A. Nagy Description The Karner blue butterfly is tiny, with a wingspan of just 2.5 centimeters (1 inch). The underside of both sexes is gray to fawn in color with orange crescents and metallic spots on the wings. The male has a silvery to dark blue topside with bold black margins near the edges of its wings. The female has a grayish brown to blue topside with irregular bands of orange crescents along the bottom back portion of both wings. The edges of its wings also have bold black margins. The outer edge of the butterfly's wings are lined with white scales called the fringe. Ecology To survive, Karner blue butterfly larvae depend entirely on a single species of plant, the wild lupine (

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Language: English History of The Canadian Association of Zoos and Aquariums Nutrition Advisory and Research Group (CAZA-NARG) April 2004 In 2001, Deborah A. McWilliams submitted a proposal to the Canadian Association of Zoos and Aquariums Board (CAZA) to develop a nutrition advisory and research group to service Canadian zoological institutions. This proposal was accepted and endorsed by the CAZA Board. The first call for members attracted twelve professionals from zoological, academic and government institutions from across Canada . CAZA membership now includes nutrition professionals from around the world with an increase in Canadian animal nutrition professional members. In 2002, Dr. Todd Shury ( Calgary Zoo) made a formal presentation of CAZA-NARG and it's proposed services to the October, 2002 CAZA Conference in Calgary , Alberta . The years 2002-2003 saw the implementation and presentation of the results of the first CAZA-NARG research project, development of NARG membership and government guidelines, and the election of the first CAZA-NARG Executive. The results of the first research project, a nutrition services survey, will be used to guide the service formats of CAZA-NARG. The first election of the CAZA-NARG executive introduced Dr. Michel Delorme (Biodome de Montreal) as the interim Chair of CAZA-NARG. During this time, The Hagen Fund was created through the generosity of Mark Hagen and Hagen Industries. An application for funding for nutrition research from this fund is available on this website.

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About the CMA Canadian Museums Association Who are We? The Canadian Museums Association is the national organization for the advancement of the Canadian museum community. We unite, represent and serve museums and museum workers across Canada. We work passionately for the recognition, growth and stability of our sector The Canadian Museum Association was established by a small group of people in Quebec City in 1947. Today, it has nearly 2,000 members (click here to join Our members are non-profit museums, art galleries, science centres, aquaria, archives, sports halls of fame, artist-run centres, zoos and historic sites across Canada. They range from large metropolitan galleries to small community museums. All are dedicated to preserving and presenting our cultural heritage to the public. Our members are also the people who work in and care about our museum. They include professionals, volunteers, students, trustees and interested friends. Our membership also includes foreign museum professionals as well as a growing list of corporations that support museums and the CMA.

47. Canadian Museums Association, Board Photos And Biographies Cal White has been the CEO of the Toronto Zoo since 1986, and CEO of the he has been a board member of the canadian Association of zoos and Aquariums, http://www.museums.ca/Cma1/ABOUT/CMA/Addresses/Boardbios.htm

CMA Board of directors Jann L.M. Bailey Director of galleries for the City of North Battleford, Saskatchewan, since 1994, Dean Bauche has been a director on the CMA board since 2003. Prior to working for the city, Dean was the director of the Allen Sapp Gallery, which has received two Attractions Canada Provincial Site awards, the Queen’s Choice Award from the Museums Association of Saskatchewan, and TISASK’s First Nations and Métis People Cultural Award. Dean has been involved with the Museum Managers of Saskatchewan, the CMA’s working committee to develop a Human Resource Strategy for Canada’s museums, and was vice-president of the Museum Association of Saskatchewan. He was the director, organizer and fundraiser for Rivers Art Festival 1999-2000. René Binette is the director of the Écomusée du fier monde in Montreal, and teaches a course in art history at the Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM). He has a background in art history, cultural events programming, and the management of cultural organizations. He has been a board member for the Association québécoise pour le patrimoine industriel (Quebec Association for Industrial Heritage) since 1988, a member of the executive committee for the Montreal Museum Directors Board since 2001, and a member of the Comité institutionnel d’éthique de la recherche avec des êtres humains de l’UQAM (Institutional committee on the ethics of research on human remains at UQAM), since 2003.

48. The City Of Moncton Animal Care A member of the canadian Association of zoos and Aquariums, MagneticHill Zoo houses more than 400 animals, including over 100 indigenous and http://www.moncton.org/search/english/CITYHALL/citydepartments/zoo/zoo.htm

<% Function ShowDateCreated(filespec) Dim fso, f Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set f = fso.GetFile(filespec) ShowDateCreated = f.DateCreated End Function Function ShowLastModified(filespec) Dim fso, f Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set f = fso.GetFile(filespec) ShowLastModified = f.DateLastModified End Function %> Site Search: Magnetic Hill Zoo The Magnetic Hill Zoo is committed to safeguarding animal species and raising public awareness of endangered species. The zoo is designed with the well-being of the animals, as well as the safety of the public, in mind. We encourage you to take an active part in your zoo! For information, please contact us at (506) 877-7718 or by email at info.zoo@moncton.org Main Areas of Service Animal Care : A member of the Canadian Association of Zoos and Aquariums, Magnetic Hill Zoo houses more than 400 animals, including over 100 indigenous and exotic species. Birds, mammals, insects, reptiles and fish find a comfortable and safe home in this 40-acre park. Daily Activities Come "Meet the Keeper" at 2:30 p.m. to learn more about Magnetic Hill Zoo. Daily presentations will vary with themes including: World of Reptiles with our own "Caiman" Bernie, and World of Exotic Birds featuring colorful free flight demonstrations by our many birds that call the zoo home.

49. The City Of Moncton Magnetic Hill Zoo hosted the canadian Association of zoos and Aquariums AnnualGeneral Meeting and had a very well known keynote speaker in the person of http://www.moncton.org/search/english/CITYHALL/citydepartments/zoo/history.htm

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51. Science Central - Canadian Association Of Zoos And Aquariums canadian Association of zoos and Aquariums South East Asian zoosAssociation (Populatiry ) Helps members to educate the public about conservation and http://www.sciencecentral.com/site/508268

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You are here: Home Acronyms and Abbreviations There are an extensive number of acronyms and abbreviations commonly used within the zoological and conservation communities. The following is a list of those use most frequently, but it is not intended to be exhaustive. Users are invited to submit additional contributions to A B C D ... Z A back to top B back to top C back to top D back to top E back to top F back to top FUNPZA: Fundacion Nacional de Parques Zoologicos y Aquarios (Venezuela) G back to top GCS-Global Conservation Strategy (formerly GASP) GLAZE -Gay and Lesbian Association of Zoo Employees H back to top I back to top J back to top K back to top L back to top M back to top N back to top O back to top P back to top R back to top S back to top T back to top U back to top V back to top W back to top Z back to top 2005 American Zoo and Aquarium Association Credits

55. Canadian Business Directory - Proudly Canadian Directory Zoos And Aquariums Atlantic Canada s largest zoo, in Moncton, New Brunswick. It contains more than400 animals of over 90 different species. http://porthardybc.ca/phtml/Travel_and_Tourism/Attractions/Zoos_and_Aquariums/

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56. A Review Of Live-capture And Captivity Of Marine Mammals In Canada - Letter From Letter from Minister Dhaliwal to the canadian Association of zoos and Aquariums.Mr. John Moran President canadian Association of zoos and Aquariums http://www.dfo-mpo.gc.ca/communic/lien/letter1_e.htm

Français Contact Us Help Search ... Media Room Info for: Children Fishing Industry Marine and Oceans Industry Media Scientists and Researchers Students and Teachers Children Fishing Industry Marine and Oceans Industry Media ... Regions SUBJECTS A-Z Index Aquaculture Canadian Coast Guard Canadian Waters ... Species at Risk RESOURCES Fun Zone Library Statistics Lien Report: A review of live- capture and captivity of marine mammals in Canada Letter from Minister Dhaliwal to the Canadian Association of Zoos and Aquariums Mr. John Moran President Canadian Association of Zoos and Aquariums 400 - 280 Metcalfe Street Ottawa, Ontario Dear Mr. Moran: In January 1999, the Department of Fisheries and Oceans commissioned Dr. Jon Lien to conduct a review of the DFO live capture program. He completed his report in April 1999. Since then, the report has received good distribution amongst the scientific community with interest in marine mammals in captivity. In his report, Dr. Lien recommended that standards for educational programs should be established for displaying marine mammals in aquaria. Furthermore, he recommended that the Department establish these standards in conjunction with the Canadian Association of Zoos and Aquariums (CAZA). It is my intention to release Dr. Lien's report to the public soon. Following Dr. Lien’s recommendation, I would like to request that the CAZA develop a set of national criteria and standards for assessing the educational programs of displaying marine mammals in aquaria. Since Dr. Lien has been instrumental in guiding the department’s policy on marine mammal in captivity, I have asked him to remain actively involved in this process.

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59. Satya 7/00: Zoos: Myth And Reality By Rob Laidlaw the standards of the canadian Association of zoos and Aquariums (CAZA). A recent Zoocheck Canada survey of black bear and gray wolf facilities in http://www.satyamag.com/jul00/laidlaw.html

Zoos: Myth and Reality By Rob Laidlaw In recent years, zoos have become the target of intense public scrutiny and criticism. In response, many have tried to repackage themselves as institutions devoted to wildlife conservation, public education and animal welfare. But most zoos fail to live up to their own propaganda and vast numbers of zoo animals continue to endure lives of misery and deprivation. Nearly every zoo, from the smallest amateur operation to the largest professional facilities, claims to be making important contributions to conservation, usually through participation in endangered species captive propagation initiatives and public education programming. The zoo world buzzword of the moment is "conservation." Yet, with an estimated 10,000 organized zoos worldwide, representing tens of thousands of human workers and billions of dollars in operating budgets, only a tiny percentage allocate the resources necessary to participate in captive propagation initiatives, and fewer still provide any real support for the in situ protection of wildlife and their natural habitat. Humane Treatment Studies have shown that animals can suffer physically, mentally and emotionally. For this reason, captive environments must be complex enough to compensate for the lack of natural freedom and choice, and they must facilitate expression of natural movement and behavior patterns. This principle has been widely espoused by the modern zoo community in various articles, books and television documentaries.

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