Interview 4487 – Caption Index: 465
Were you micromanaged?… Read More
Were you micromanaged?… Read More
Within the profession, I think that my, how I would like to be remembered is the information that I dispersed to the profession and to allied professions in terms of my publications. It doesn’t do one any good to accomplish something individually, if you don’t share that information or share… Read More
Can you tell me something about acquiring the koalas for the Lincoln Parks?… Read More
How did it come about, what happened?… Read More
Well, I know that it’s got to change or we need to change it. I know there’s a lot of enthusiastic, willing, committed young people out there who are willing to do whatever they need to do to be employed and to make a contribution in the profession. I think… Read More
How would you like to be remembered?… Read More
Huh, how would I like to be remembered?… Read More
It’s a little self-centered, but you know what?… Read More
I earned it. Read More
What do you know about this profession you spent your life and devoted so many years of your life to?… Read More
When we talk about the long-term prospects for animals, shame on either of the two professional organizations, if they finally don’t get to the point where they literally get together and bury their disagreements. There are more animals of more importance held in private hands among members of the Zoological… Read More
What would you say is your proudest accomplishment in your career that stands that you’re proud of?… Read More
Well, I mean, you know, there’s tick off marks. You know, we’ve already talked about presidency of the association and the work with giant pandas. For me, I guess it’s in reflection, it’s probably that I was the first non-director ever to serve on the AZA board twice and the… Read More
Do you have an opinion?… Read More
There is, I won’t say a new kid in town, but there’s the Zoological Association of America. That was a breakaway from the American Zoo Associations. It seems like to me, they cannot work together. It seems like that’s what they wanna do. Read More
Why is there in your opinion, this, is there a place for both to be working together toward the good of animals as you’ve talked about?… Read More
And if you could go in and change something, in hindsight, what would it be?… Read More
As we’ve discussed earlier on, the SSP was a cooperative management program developed for the conservation of identified species. It was done in a way that everybody worked together to accomplish a set of specified goals. Over time, what’s happened to it is, is the bureaucrats have walked into it. Read More
There are so many layers of discussion, approval, non-approval, justification, all of those words that we all have those layers that we learn and that it’s almost self-limiting. And the association is finally beginning to realize that there’s a real problem. And there also is a real problem about having… Read More
You had talked about the SSP and you were very much involved in the program, from its earliest conception, looking back last 40 years, how do you see its evolution?… Read More