181. Christie Fournier: Exhibit Designer Specializes in interpretive and interactive experiences for public aquariums, museums, zoos and visitor centers worldwide. Contains a client list, a resume and a sample portfolio. http://www.christiefournier.com

christie fournier exhibit designer links contact Christie Fournier is an exhibit designer who specializes in interpretive and interactive experiences for public aquariums, museums, zoos and visitor centers all over the world. Currently I am happily employed at Lyons/Zaremba Inc. in Boston, Massachusetts. This site is currently being updated. Take a look around, but check back often. Christie Fournier Belmont, Massachusetts info@christiefournier.com christie fournier

182. MuseumSpot.com: Museums, Aquariums, Zoos, Art Museums, National Parks & More. Find the best collection of museumrelated content on the Web at MuseumSpot.com,including museums, aquariums, zoos, national parks, exhibit schedules and http://www.museumspot.com/

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183. OK-in-the-UK, Accommodation, Attractions Directory of attractions, activity holidays, boating, art galleries, zoos and accommodation chains. http://www.ok-in-the-uk.co.uk

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184. Welcome To The Milwaukee County Zoo Help us welcome back our majestic cats in their new home, the Florence Mila Division at 414.256.5412 or visit us at www.milwaukeezoo.org. Zoo Hours http://www.milwaukeezoo.org/

Zoological Society Links: Reciprocal Zoo List Summer Classes Field Trips To make donations in support of the Audubon Nature Institute in New Orleans, which includes the Audubon Zoo, the Aquarium of the Americas and the Audubon Center for the Research of Endangered Species, please visit the Lincoln Park Zoo website at: www.lpzoo.com . All donations will be channeled directly to efforts in New Orleans. Prairie dogs live in "towns" with other prairie dogs. A prairie dog digs a burrow to live in. A burrow may be anywhere from 12 to over 100 feet long. Prairie dog burrows are much like your home with front and back doors, toilets, listening posts, sleeping quarters and storage rooms. September 10 and 11 Golden Guernsey Dairy and Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board Present Family Farm Weekend October 21 and 22: 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Boo at the Zoo R educed admission rates apply for these eerie evenings. Call 414.256.5412 for details.

185. Polar Zoo One of the northernmost zoos in the world, located in Norway. http://www.polarzoo.no/

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186. Acoustiguide: Audio Tours For Museums & Cultural Institutions Provider of audio tours to museums, cultural attractions, historic sites, zoos, aquariums and corporate clients. http://www.acoustiguide.com

NEW: The Museum of Modern Art and Acoustiguide Debut the World’s Largest Inclusive Audio Guiding Program NEW: MoMA Digital Guide NEW: Acoustiguide - Ubiquity Interactive Partnership Created by Russell Design

187. Cornelius Schuler GmbH & Co., Stuttgart, Germany Gastronomieunternehmen mit Restaurants in mehreren zoos in Deutschland. Mit Neuigkeiten und Ausk¼nften zu den einzelnen Ablegern. http://www.schuler-gastronomie.de/

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188. Zoo Debate A brief overview offered by Zoo Check, an anti captivity project of the Born Free Foundation. http://www.bornfree.org.uk/zoocheck/zczoos03.htm

NEWS PROJECTS EDUCATION GET INVOLVED ... Zoo Check Archive The History of Zoos Wild animals have, throughout history, intrigued the human race. We are amazed by their diversity of form and entertained by their actions. The first wild animal menageries are recorded as far back as Ancient Egypt where wild animals - regarded as objects of wealth - were presented as gifts to the pharaohs. The Romans also viewed animals as objects believing that they were created solely for the convenience of humans. The Roman philosopher Cicero wrote "We are the absolute masters of what the earth produces" and under Roman law, animals had no rights. Creating their own form of entertainment, the Romans flocked to see hundred of thousands of lions, tigers, elephants, leopards and bears forced to fight each other - as well as human gladiators - to the death. These 'games' continued for more than 500 years. King Henry 1st created the first wild animal menagerie in Britain at Woodstock, England, which later was re-housed at the Tower of London by Henry III in the 13th Century. He introduced the first elephant to Britain, which was presented to him as a gift. Animal menageries remained private collections and it was not until the early part of the 19th Century that animal collections started to become accessible to the general public with the opening of zoological collections in Paris, Vienna, Dublin and later London. The 'zoo' concept had been established.

189. Vista Group International Creates and supplies audio tours, exhibit audio, and FM tour guide systems for museums, zoos, aquariums, tradeshows, and tourist attractions. Manufacturer of SoundStik Systems. Located in Norwalk, Connecticut. http://www.VistaGroupInternational.com

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190. Animal Friends Croatia Promotes animal welfare in Croatia and internationally. Includes petitions on specific topics, pictures of animals in distress and antifur protests, and discussions of topics such as vegetarianism, puppy mills, and mistreatment in zoos and circuses. http://www.prijatelji-zivotinja.hr/indexen.html

191. Zoos A brief overview of zoological practices from 4500 B.C. to the 20th century. http://www.wta.org.za/info/history/zoos.htm

History of Zoology Zoo also called Zoological Garden, or Zoological Park, a place where wild animals and, in some instances, domesticated animals are exhibited in captivity. In such an establishment animals can generally be given more intensive care than is possible in nature reserves or sanctuaries. It is not exactly known when the earliest zoos were established, but it is possible that they were associated with the first attempts at animal domestication. 4500 – 2500 BC Pigeons were kept in captivity as early as 4500 BC in what is now Iraq, and 2,000 years later elephants were semi-domesticated in India. The earliest known examples of zoo management date back to the ancient Egyptians who began keeping wild animals. Antelopes, including the addax, ibex, oryx, and gazelle, are depicted wearing collars on Egyptian tomb pictures at Saqqara, dating from 2500 BC. 1500 BC The pharaohs of later periods such as Tuthmosis III (1501-1447 BC) imported many animals to Egypt. Queen Hatshephut, his stepmother, organised expeditions to capture wild animals as far afield as Somalia. Those expeditions brought back monkeys, leopards, cheetahs, various birds, large cattle and even giraffe. 1000 BC In China, the Empress Tanki, who probably lived about 1150 BC, built a great marble "house of deer"; and Wen Wang, who apparently reigned just before 1000 BC, established a zoo of 1,500 acres in extent, which he named the Ling-Yu, or Garden of Intelligence.

192. The Pennsylvania Federation Of Museums And Historical Organizations Association of museums, botanical gardens, zoos, arboreta, historical societies and science centers in Pennsylvania. http://www.pamuseums.org/

The Pennsylvania Federation of Museums and Historical Organizations Staff Directory Join the Federation About the Federation Keystone Treasures ... Employment Opportunities 130 Locust Street, Lower Level Harrisburg, PA 17101 717-909-6905 (Phone) 717-909-3996 (Fax) pamuseums@pamuseums.org Institutional Members (Coming Soon!) Affiliate Members (Coming Soon!) The PFMHO turns 100 this year! Celebrate with us all year long! See below for details on the AASLH/PFMHO conference being held this September in Pittsburgh! PFMHO 2005 Conference Announcements The Pennsylvania Federation of Museums and Historical Organizations held its Annual Statewide Museum Conference June 5 - 7 in Harrisburg. The conference was a success and attendees left with new information, new contacts and good memories. Thank you to all who participated and helped to make our centennial conference one to celebrate! Treasurer John Alviti, Executive Director Deborah Filipi, Board Member Representative James Roebuck Jr., and Vice President Lynda Waggoner celebrate the PFMHO's birthday. The History Channel Save Our History Grant Program returns!

193. Welcome To Official Website Of Central Zoo Authority Oversees zoos and captive wildlife; coordinates breeding programmes, and captive conservation measures. http://cza.nic.in/

194. Como Park Zoo And Conservatory - Home Page Como Zoo and the Marjorie McNeely Conservatory are located just west of theintersection of Lexington Parkway and Horton Avenue in Saint Paul s historic http://www.comozooconservatory.org/

What's New Planning Your Visit Calendar of Events General Information ... September Hours: 10am - 6pm daily Como Zoo and the Marjorie McNeely Conservatory are located just west of the intersection of Lexington Parkway and Horton Avenue in Saint Paul's historic Como Park. For directions or information call our 24-hour info line at (651)487-8200 Como Zoo Marjorie McNeelyConservatory 1225 Estabrook Drive 1225 Estabrook Drive Saint Paul, MN 55103 Saint Paul, MN 55103 Zoo Conservatory General Information Planning Your Visit ... Sign Up for a Class

195. Welcome To The Chaffee Zoo, Proudly Serving The San Joaquin Valley The Zoo s winding pathways and dense vegetation provide a beautiful EACH OFUS WAS BORN into a world of incredible diversity of animal and plant life. http://www.chaffeezoo.org/

Thanks to you Angel, and the many people you touched, we are undergoing many changes! Come Do the Zoo! Chaffee Zoo is an accredited member of the AZA Email Us Talahi Media Arts Project

196. Howletts Webcams, ticket information, and news. Located in Bekesbourne and Lympne. http://www.howletts.net/

197. Welcome To SanDiegoZoo.org! Includes information about exhibits, maps, events, hours, and prices of both parks.The zoo is in Balboa Park, near downtown, and the animal park is near http://www.sandiegozoo.org/

Videos See video of the panda cub's latest exam. Plus: Two tiger cubs explore their new playground. Zoo Weblogs The panda cub progresses Also: A keeper watches tiger cubs playing in their new home. El San Diego Zoo El Wild Animal Park New on the Web Our Animal Bytes section has a new posting on stately and elegant cranes Meet Robert He's creating side-splitting laughs with his outrageous behavior with the lions at Lion Camp. See our special section of everything Robert. Newsletter Read the latest in events and promotions at the Zoo and Wild Animal Park in our weekly newsletter. And sign up to subscribe and receive it via e-mail! Adopt-An-Animal Add a wild member to your family through the Adopt-An-Animal program. It makes a great and unique gift, too! Digital products Downloadable digital multimedia products from the San Diego Zoo! Buy a Hua Mei Digital Photo Album for only $1.99. Zoo on TV Check local listings featuring the San Diego Zoo and Wild Animal Park. Educator Preview Events Wild Animal Park: October 4 San Diego Zoo: November 8 Ready for a fun evening in your honor? The Zoo and Wild Animal Park invite teachers, PTA officers, and school administrators to a entertaining event geared just for your special interests!

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