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It would be difficult for me to evaluate the question like that or a subject like that. Read More

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I’ve even done that with reptiles, where people were horrified of snakes, and eventually, when you ease them into it and eventually get them to hold or touch a snake, it turns them around, and that’s the way you develop a strong interest in animals, and obviously that’s what we’re… Read More

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Is the zoo or zoos doing a good enough job to educate people, to boost the image of zoos against sometimes what is an anti-zoo agenda?… Read More

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Can they do more?… Read More

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There our issues with the anti-zoo groups that I don’t think you will ever pacify or get people to agree with you on. I mean, they’re just dead set- There are certain hardcore groups that you’re gonna have a difficult time turning around. But I think we in the zoo… Read More

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And again, in Los Angeles, we had the same thing. We had high city officials that were very good friends of the zoo. I remember Ron Deaton, he was a very high in the city administration. He was a tremendous friend of the zoo and came out to the zoo… Read More

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What would you say can be done to make the visitor connection programs with things more meaningful for the visitors?… Read More

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In the Cincinnati Zoo and also, I found this true in Los Angeles as well, the Cincinnati Zoo have some marvelous programs that are community programs that bring people into the zoo for various different events. I mean, we have a speakers program. We have educational programs. We have senior… Read More

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No, it shouldn’t, absolutely not. You should face the community. If you’re doing wrong, the zoo should know about it, and the community will let you know. No, I don’t think we should isolate ourselves. I think having that checks and balances is perfect. If you’re not performing your duties… Read More

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What’s the most effective way to develop and manage a zoo today dealing with these kinds of entities?… Read More

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I think Edward Wilson said it best when they asked Ed Wilson at a lecture at the Cincinnati Zoo, how we can deal with environmental problems, and his answer was educate, educate, educate. And I think that’s what you have to do with politicians. You have to bring politicians into… Read More

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You know, in terms of community support, the importance of community support, when I started in the zoo in Cincinnati, I didn’t realize the importance of it. I mean, coming new into the organization, I had enough internal things to correct and to adjust and to get working properly. However,… Read More

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Do you think a zoo or an aquarium in any way can build insulation against these external political issues or not?… Read More

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Money, money, money. The difficulties of running a zoo obviously haven’t changed much. Dollars are really- You’re competing in many ways with other non-profit institutions for the recreational dollar, so you’ve got to put your best foot forward and keep the people coming through the gate and make them want… Read More

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What issues would you like to see zoos in general address in the future?… Read More

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I think I probably have spoken to issues that I’d like to see zoos address in the future, and I think if we don’t address those aspects of environmental change and dealing with the issues like population, we’re gonna lose everything or a good portion of what we have. Good… Read More

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Did you realize community support was important to the Cincinnati Zoo and other zoos, or did this start to take shape where you realized you had to have that support and how important was it to Cincinnati?… Read More

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When I started in the zoo business, at least in Cincinnati in Lincoln Park, we had a good visitation. We were a free zoo, municipal zoo. So we didn’t have many of the problems that I faced when I came to Cincinnati. In Cincinnati, we had a situation where we… Read More

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So, but I’ve seen, with good public relations, and we got people out in the field, we started bringing experts in to a kind of look over how we could better bring the public’s awareness of our institution through marketing and advertising and also good public relations, and eventually by… Read More

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What issues caused you the most concern during your career, and how do you see the future regarding those same type of concerns?… Read More

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