41. Upcoming Events :: IZE Resources :: IZE Pretoria, south Africa International Zoo Educators Association, Wonders ofWater, american Zoo and Aquarium Association 20052006 Theme Wonders of http://www.izea.net/resources/calendar.htm

Home IZE Resources Upcoming Events Do you have an event to add to the calendar? Please contact the Webmaster, Kathy Lehnhardt: Kathy.Lehnhardt@disney.com Conferences 18th International Zoo Educator (IZE) Biennial Conference October 9-14, 2006 Pretoria, South Africa International Zoo Educators Association, Hosted by the National Zoo of South Africa, Stay tuned for more details Australasian Regional Association of Zoos and Aquaria South East Asian Zoos Association (SEAZA) 2005 Conference May 1 - 5, 2005 Melbourne, Australia Botanical Garden Conservation International (BGCI) International Congress on Education in Botanic Gardens September 10 - 14, 2006 University of Oxford Botanic Garden, United Kingdom Bi-annual European Zoo Educators (EZE) Conference 2005 September 21 - 24, 2005

42. Budapest Zoo Resources for Budapest zoo. 8, 2004 A 5.5foot-long south american snakehas been stolen from the Budapest Zoo, officials said Wednesday http://www.logoi.com/links/budapest/budapest_zoo.html

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43. Conservation At Zoo New England As an accredited member of the american Zoo and Aquarium Association (AZA), the genetic makeup of south Africa s wattled craneand that may ultimately http://www.zoonewengland.org/info/conserve.shtml

Zoo New England participates in the following SSPs: Franklin Park Zoo Addax African Lion African Wild Dog Andean Condor Bali Mynah Bongo Black Palm Cockatoo Goodfellow's Tree Kangaroo Great Hornbill Grevy's Zebra Kori Bustard Mandrill Masai Giraffe Mauritius Pink Pigeon Ocelot Pygmy Hippopotamus Red-crowned Crane Red Panda Ring-tailed Lemur Siamang (on loan) Talapoin Monkey Victoria Crowned Pigeon Wattled Crane Western Lowland Gorilla Stone Zoo Central American Spider Monkey Colobus Monkey Goeldi's Monkey Great Hornbill Jaguar Mexican Gray Wolf North American River Otter Snow Leopard These animals are either not on exhibit or are on loan to other AZA institutions. Working Towards Conservation When it comes to conservation, actions speak louder than words. That's why Zoo New England not only educates about the importance of wildlife conservation, but also actively preserves some of the world's critically endangered wildlife. As an accredited member of the American Zoo and Aquarium Association (AZA), Zoo New England participates in Species Survival Plans (SSPs). What is an SSP?

44. Palm Beach Zoo At Dreher Park - Animal Information The Palm Beach Zoo is one of four zoos in the country to hold this This elusiveSouth american canid lives in large family groups and is native to http://www.palmbeachzoo.org/animals.html

Selected Animal Information Austral-Asia Yellow-footed rock wallaby - This endangered wallaby is found in Australia, New South Wales, and Queensland. They inhabit rocky ranges and are able to run up cliff faces and leap up to 13 feet into the air. The Palm Beach Zoo is one of four zoos in the country to hold this endangered marsupial. Click Photo For Larger View Red-crowned cranes - The red-crowned crane is the second-most endangered crane species in the world and inhabits areas in Russia, China, and Japan. These long-necked birds can reach heights of five (5) feet and have a wingspan of up to eight (8) feet. Emus - This large flightless bird can run at speeds up of to 30 miles per hour. The female of the species are slightly larger than the males and have stronger blue coloration on the bare skin of the head and neck. Bengal Tiger - Tiger utilize their stripes to blend in with their forest environment. They are solitary animals that only come together during the breeding season.

45. Pravda.RU South-American Maned Wolf Arrives At The Novosibirsk Zoo From Hungary A south american maned wolf has been delivered to the Novosibirsk zoo from Hungary.As director of the Novosibirsk zoo Rostislav Shilo has told RIA Novosti, http://english.pravda.ru/region/2002/12/13/40765.html

Dec, 13 2002 In Russian Em Portugues Russia World ... About Pravda.RU:Regions of Russia:More in detail South-American maned wolf arrives at the Novosibirsk zoo from Hungary A South American maned wolf has been delivered to the Novosibirsk zoo from Hungary. As director of the Novosibirsk zoo Rostislav Shilo has told RIA Novosti, the 18-month old female wolf has been delivered from one of the Hungarian zoos within the framework of the international programmes for the breeding of rare animals and animals on the verge of extinction. Despite the lengthy flight on board an aircraft, the young female wolf feels well. The wolf has been placed in a separate cage within the heated premises where it will go through the course of adaptation to new conditions. To create a couple, representatives of the Novosibirsk zoo have already agreed with their colleagues from the zoo in Frankfurt (Germany) on the receipt of a male South American maned wolf, which is expected to be delivered to the Novosibirsk zoo next spring. The Novosibirsk zoo has already built a spacious open-air cage for the future couple. The zoo's employees intend to breed this rare species of wolves, which because of their long legs look higher than ordinary wolves. If everything goes well, a part of the offspring will be transferred to other Russian zoos, Rostislav Shilo said. According to him, few zoos in Russia have these wolves, which have been included in the List of Endangered Species. This species has appeared in the Novosibirsk zoo for the first time.

46. South Lakes Wild Animal Park - The UKs Unique Conservation Zoo We are proud to be a full member of the Latin american Zoo Association. ALPZA.south Lakes is proud to announce that it has signed a 5 year contract to fund http://www.wildanimalpark.co.uk/

window.defaultStatus = "Welcome To South Lakes Wild Animal Park, UK. Please use both menus to navigate around the page." Welcome To South Lakes Wild Animal Park Latest News More popular than ever before.....Exciting new facilities opening each week ..come and see us and get an amazing experience ! CLICK HERE FOR PARK VIDEO The park has once again won the Cumbria the Lake District Tourist Board Award for Excellence, Best Visitor Attraction 2005 Get amazingly close to Rhino, Giraffe and Baboons on our safari walkway that takes you out into the paddock to meet them. New undercover two tier picnic area now open -see pictures to left A Bridge over the Cheetah enclosure. Experience 4 cheetahs walking under your feet. -left We have recently funded a protection and research project in Tambopata, Amazon Basin, Peru studying the diets of Macaws that congregate around clay lick cliffs on the Tambopata River. MORE New commitment to 5 new conservation projects in Colombia and to assistance for Colombian Zoos to help with modern exhibit design and animal welfare enrichment. We are proud to be a full member of the Latin American Zoo Association. ALPZA

47. San Francisco Zoo | Media Center - Press Kit Five zoogeographic regions Africa, Asia, Australia, south America and NorthAmerica The Zoo is an active participant in the american Zoo and Aquarium http://www.sfzoo.org/about/pressKit.shtml

PRESS KIT The San Francisco Zoo Visitor Information Location: Sloat Boulevard at 47th Avenue, adjacent to Ocean Beach and the Great Highway. Main Office: Main Zoo Hours: Open 365 days a year 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Admission Fee: San Francisco Resident Fees: San Francisco Zoological Society Members receive free admission with annual membership The first Wednesday of every month is Free for all visitors. Carousel: Adults may stand free when accompanying a paid child Little Puffer miniature steam train: Visitor Services: Leaping Lemur Café - indoor/outdoor dining with a 400-seat capacity and a special birthday party room. Fare includes made-to-order pasta and pizza, burgers, deli and vegetarian. Terrace Café - indoor and terrace dining area overlooking bear grottos. Fare includes custom hamburgers, fresh soups and salads. Playfield Café - snacks and beverages, including cotton candy and soft drinks. Souvenirs and gift items can be purchased at the Wildlife Connection and Monkey Business gift shops. Strollers/Wagons/Wheelchairs are available for rental near the Main Entrance.

48. Chicago Zoo (Brookfield Zoo) Located in suburban Chicago, the Brookfield Zoo offers visitors a vast array of In the south american third, tapirs live alongside giant anteaters and http://www.goodzoos.com/USA/chicago.htm

Welcome to The Good Zoo Guide Online ( goodzoos.com ), the essential guide to the best zoos, wildlife parks and animal collections on the planet Now more than 200 Pages of Zoo Reviews and discussion - and growing with the help of Internet Zoo Critics from all around the world And while you're here - check out our world famous 'Zoo Noticeboard' Can you help zoos and animal lovers from around the world with their zoo enquiries? Chicago Zoo (Brookfield Zoo) Address Telephone How to Find it: Open: Prices: Area: Ha Acres No of Species No of Animals Star Rating Mammals Conservation Birds Enclosures Reptiles Education Amphibians Recreation Fish Research Total Click here for a Link to the Zoo's own Web Pages Write a review of this zoo This critique last updated: Official Description We have not yet received any details of this zoo. Visitor Review Review by Matt Harmeling on 13 June 2005 Located in suburban Chicago, the Brookfield Zoo offers visitors a vast array of animals housed for the most part in spacious, naturalistic environments. It sits about 20 minutes from downtown Chicago and is accessible by expressway. People who have visited Chicago's other Zoo in Lincoln Park are missing a real gem by choosing to check out the closer option. The zoo itself is very large and difficult to see in one day for the casual patron. There is a great deal of space between exhibits, something that may try the patience of some zoogoers. On the other hand, walks between exhibits are filled with views of beautiful fountains, countless flower gardens, and even a large wooded park area on one side of the zoo. The zoos exhibits are on par with the best in the country. Most are geographically oriented and try to maintain a tight focus on a particular habitat.

49. AZA Taxon Advisory Group Profile: Felids Towards this end, the american Zoo and Aquarium Association (AZA) has and Phylogenetic Relationships in south american and Asian Felids (a study that is http://www.umich.edu/~esupdate/library/97.03-04/mellen.html

AZA Taxon Advisory Group Profile Felids By: Jill Mellen and David Wildt One key to the Felid TAG's success has been the AZA's association with the Ralston Purina Company, which six years ago developed a Big Cat Survival Fund. Portions of sales from cat food were provided to the AZA's Conservation Endowment Fund, and the Felid TAG assisted in identifying those projects most worthy of support. To date, more than $500,000 has been awarded through this process. Examples of projects include: Sao Paulo Zoo International Felid Breeding and Conservation Project (the building of a state-of-the-art felid breeding compound in Brazil); Safety Assessment of Melengesterol Acetate Contraceptive Implants (a project that has made us aware of the need to develop alternative methods of reproduction control for generic wild felids); Molecular Genetic Approach to Taxonomic and Phylogenetic Relationships in South American and Asian Felids (a study that is addressing questions of evolutionary relatedness, sub-speciation, and amounts of genetic variation, information essential to successful management of felids in zoos and in nature); In Situ Regional Captive Breeding Workshop and Facility for Sumatran Tigers in Indonesia (supporting survey activities and the building of a breeding compound for tigers in Indonesia);

50. Brevard Zoo Animals & Exhibits Brevard Zoo is your passport to family fun, adventure, kayaking, The Rhea isthe largest south american bird. These birds are flightless due to its http://www.brevardzoo.org/animalexhibts/laselva.html

La Selva Click the " " or the link for each animal you wish to view more information about. Click the " " or the animal's link again to close its information. Agouti Agouti's are large rodents from the forest and grasslands of Central and South America. They feed on leaves, fruits and roots in the wild. They tend to feed in large groups and sleep alone. These fast runners can leap 20 feet. Baird's Tapir The Baird's Tapir is prehistorically related to the horse and the rhinoceros and can reach up to 600 pounds. Tapirs are forest dwellers where they browse on grasses and aquatic vegetation, mainly at night. Tapirs, for the most part, are solitary. They are excellent swimmers and will utilize water to cool off, rid themselves of parasites, and seek refuge when frightened. The female at the Brevard Zoo has had four babies as of 2002. The latest, Contessa, is a very important addition to the captive population. A high percentage of births of this species of tapir in captivity has been of the male gender. Content coming soon.

51. Humboldt Penguin :: Saint Louis Zoo Because guano has value as a fertilizer, miners in south America harvest it down to Humboldt penguins are getting help from US zoos (including the Saint http://www.stlzoo.org/animals/abouttheanimals/birds/penguins/humboldtpenguin.htm

Site Map Search Contact Press Room Selected shortcuts for... - Zoo Visitors - Educators - Students - Members - Donors - Sponsors - Event Planners - Prospective Staff - Professional Peers - Media - Regional Community - Mission - History - Organization - Economic Impact ... Penguins Humboldt Penguin Humboldt Penguin Range: Coastal regions of Peru and Chile Habitat: Open ocean, rocky shoreline Conservation Status Threatened Scientific Name: Spheniscus humboldti Very Current Humboldt penguins share their name with the chilly Humboldt Current, which flows north from Antarctica along the Pacific Coast of South America, where the birds live. Both birds and current are named after the 18th-century explorer Alexander von Humboldt. Black and White and Pink All Over Humboldts are medium-sized penguins, averaging 28 inches long and weighing about 9 pounds. You can recognize them by the black band of feathers across their chest. Females are slightly smaller than males, but otherwise look very similar. Humboldts have added another color to the plain black and white of other penguins: pink! They have splotchy pink patches on their face and feet, as well as the underside of their wings. Actually, the pink doesn't come from their feathers: it's the result of bare skin patches, an adaptation that helps keep the birds cool in a warmer climate (see Fun Facts Penguins' torpedo-shaped bodies are designed for moving efficiently through water. Humboldts can reach speeds of 30 miles per hour. They use their wings to help them swim, and their webbed feet to steer underwater. Their bones tend to be denser than those of flying birds, since the extra weight helps them dive to greater depths.

52. Animals On Our Web Site :: Saint Louis Zoo These are just some of the animals you ll find at the Saint Louis Zoo. Invertebrates south american Discus south american Leaf Fish Zebra Moray Eel http://www.stlzoo.org/animals/abouttheanimals/listallanimals.htm

Site Map Search Contact Press Room Selected shortcuts for... - Zoo Visitors - Educators - Students - Members - Donors - Sponsors - Event Planners - Prospective Staff - Professional Peers - Media - Regional Community - Mission - History - Organization - Economic Impact ... About the Animals List All Animals Animals On Our Web Site These are just some of the animals you'll find at the Saint Louis Zoo: Invertebrates Centipedes Giant Centipede Crustaceans (crabs, shrimp, woodlice) ... California Sea Lion Our Animals at the Saint Louis Zoo The Saint Louis Zoo currently has about 9,200 animals. This does not include 120,000 leaf cutter ants and 1,700 partula snails! We have more than 800 species of animals. About This Site Accredited

53. Denver Zoo - AZA Animal Wild Card An accredited member of the american Zoo and Aquarium Association, Denver Zoo is These creatures, dwelling in rivers in south America, are named for the http://www.denverzoo.org/contact/aza_wild.htm

An accredited member of the American Zoo and Aquarium Association, Denver Zoo is working alongside other accredited institutions on Wonders of Water , a national campaign aimed at showing the public the value of the world’s water. Through Wonders of Water , the first-ever AZA Animal Wild Card highlights species at risk and how you can help conserve these animals and their habitats. Many of these species can be found at Denver Zoo including bald eagles, corals, polar bears, seahorses, African penguins, North American otters and freshwater rays . Green sea turtles, sand tiger sharks and the Puerto Rican crested toad are also featured on the cards. Bald eagle Species at the Denver Zoo The national bird of the United States, the bald eagle is found only in North America. A riparian species, it lives near bodies of water, close to its favorite food: fish. Once endangered, now threatened, AZA members have been instrumental in the bald eagle's recovery with captive breeding and reintroduction, education and rehabilitation programs. Dave Parsons/Denver Zoo Corals Species at the Denver Zoo Although they look like rocks, corals are living animals with hard outer skeletons made of limestone. Coral reefs protect 60,000 miles of shoreline worldwide, but are very sensitive to environmental threats. AZA's Coral Reef Conservation Action Partnership and Aquatic Invertebrate Taxon Advisory Group work with AZA zoos and aquariums to preserve, protect and study coral reefs.

54. Animals: Editor Selected ResultsAbout Animals North and south american Animals North and south american Animals american Zooand Aquarium Association The AZA is the organization that gives http://results.about.com/animals/

zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') Animals Fact:  Giraffees have long sticky tongues so they can reach high branches and hold on to them. They have blue tongues so their tongues don't get sunburned (they have them out a lot). Animals  Did You Mean "Animals" as in... Animal Pictures African Animals Australian Animals North and South American Animals ... Animal Rights  "Animal Pictures" Steve Bloom Wildlife Photography  - Steve Bloom has many highly detailed action photos of Africa, the Antarctic, marine mammals and more. You have to check out his "favorites" section for some of the best animal action shots I've seen outside of National Geographic. Marcelo Clemente  - There are not a lot of photos on this site, but the ones that are here are crisp and interesting. The birds section is the most complete but there are some interesting shots in mammals and reptiles as well. Keay Wildlife Photography  - This site has a wide variety of animal photographs from birds of prey to North American mammals. There are even some marine mammal photographs. Lucid Images  - This photo gallery includes mammals of North America, birds of North America and Alaska. The gallery has some great macro photography of birds.

55. The Chacoan Peccary : Utah's Hogle Zoo Like Utah’s Hogle Zoo, several other zoos across the United States are Learn about more mammals from south America! Or, crossreference the two! http://www.hoglezoo.org/animals/view.php?id=210

56. Iwokrama News & Events | Iwokrama Develops Model Partnership For Conservation Iwokrama already benefits substantially from american zoo and conservation community 77 High Street, Kingston, Georgetown, Guyana, south America. http://www.iwokrama.org/news/news/200404-jacksonvillezoo.htm

Make a Gift Internships Volunteers Media Contact ... About Guyana web iwokrama.org Iwokrama Develops Model Partnership for Conservation with Jacksonville Zoo 15 April 2004 Guyana has a rich history of wildlife research, conservation and management. In their heyday, the Guyana Zoo , Guyana Museum, and the Royal Agricultural and Commercial Society (now the Guyana Society Collection) were considered centres of excellence for wildlife research and management. From the 1800's Guyanese animals were collected for zoos in Europe and North America, and international conservationists and scientists, including Gerald Durrell and David Attenborough, brought attention to Guyana's wildlife through many books and films. However, during the 1970's Guyana disappeared off the radar screen of wildlife research, conservation and management. International interest in Guyana's wildlife has undergone a revival in the last ten years and organisations like Iwokrama and the Jacksonville Zoological Gardens are at the forefront of that revival. Guyana's forests are now recognized by Conservation International and the World Resources Institute as "frontier forests" and Guyana's wetlands are recognized as a WWF Global 200 Ecosystem . Additionally, "

57. South America and then there is also a wealth of insects. At Givskud Zoo you can see manyof the fascinating south american animals. nasebjornungetemp_billede_.jpg http://www.givskudzoo.dk/page694.aspx

Home Explore Explore > South America var LocalReference='/'; that dolphins live in the Amazon river? IZE is an association dedicated to expanding the educational impact on zoos and aquariums worldwide. Click on the picture for more information. South America has got it all South America has all types of landscape and climate; from the driest desert to humid rainforests and the highest mountains.  mountains In the western part of South America you’ll find the Andes. The large mountain range and high slopes are the homes of some of the best acclimated animals.  rainforests East of the Andes you’ll find the Amazon slope, which is drained by the Amazon river. The Amazon is the second-longest river in the world, and it flows through the enormous rainforest areas of Brazil.  and a lot of animals South America has the most special fauna of all continents. Only the Australian marsupials are nearly as fascinating. In South America you’ll find strange creatures such as the tapir, the coati and the capybara. And in the world of the birds you can find macaw parrots, hummingbirds and hornbills, and then there is also a wealth of insects. At Givskud Zoo you can see many of the fascinating South American animals.

58. AZA's Web Portal JACK HANNA, american ZOO AND AQUARIUM ASSOCIATION KICK OFF WONDERS OF WATER EDUCATION Zoo s giant otter conservation project in Guyana, south America. http://www.azasweb.com/default.aspx?tabindex=1&tabid=151

59. Stop Monkeying Around: To these inquisitive south american monkeys, we were animals in a zoo, too.The only thing separating us was a sheet of glass and perhaps a few http://www.travellady.com/Issues/Issue80/80Estop_monkeying.htm

TM Stop Monkeying Around: Take a trip to the Beardsley Zoo! By Karen Forrest As we strolled through the tropical rain forest, we suddenly came face to face with black and gold howler monkeys. Saki monkeys appeared too, jumping over fallen tree trunks, stopping occasionally to peer at us, the upright Homosapiens staring back. To these inquisitive South American monkeys, we were animals in a zoo, too. The only thing separating us was a sheet of glass - and perhaps a few chromosomes. The Beardsley Zoo in Bridgeport, Connecticut is home to endangered Siberian tigers, Spectacled bears, Canadian lynx, ocelots, bald eagles, wolves, alligators, bison, poison arrow frogs, and lots of other seldom seen animals. But the real focus at Connecticut's only zoo is the wide range of North and South American animals. So you can spot prairie dogs, antelope, llamas, porcupines, Tamworth pigs, barred owls, hedgehogs, parrots, all kinds of turtles and birds, turkeys, geese, and yes, the all-too-common white-tailed deer. The official name of the 52-acre property, established in 1920, is the Beardsley Zoological Gardens. In addition to the zoo, visitors can explore a Victorian greenhouse filled with cacti, orchids and dozens of other plants; butterfly and herb gardens, and native flora and fauna. More than 300 animals are on display, representing approximately 124 species. In 1992, the New World Tropics exhibit opened, featuring a rainforest filled with brilliantly-colored birds, reticent sloths, giant snakes, a broad-snouted caiman, tiny, iridescent-green and black poison dart frogs, Galapagos tortoises and those nosy monkeys.

60. Primate Info Net: Just Say No To Exotic Pets She is highly unusual in that she is the only exotic pet at the Zoo not Marmosets and tamarins, small south american primates, are also popular, http://pin.primate.wisc.edu/aboutp/pets/sayno.html

Welcome to Primate Info Net! If you can read this...YOU SHOULD UPDATE YOUR BROWSER. The browser you are using is NOT standards-compliant. Updating it will enhance your experience on Primate Info Net and most other websites you visit. Go to Advanced Search FEEDBACK Home About ... Primates as Pets Just Say No To Exotic Pets Quick Links: Home About Contact Us Site Index Primate Info Net is maintained by the Wisconsin Primate Research Center (WPRC) Library at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. WPRC programs are supported by grant numbers RR000167 and RR015311, National Primate Centers Program, National Center for Research Resources, the National Institutes of Health. Additional support has been provided by the International Primatological Society and the Primate Society of Great Britain We are not responsible for the content of linked sites, nor does inclusion of a link imply endorsement of the views expressed in that content. Page last modified: July 13, 2004 Feedback, questions or accessibility issues: WPRC Library

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