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Interview 27708 – Caption Index: 190

Well, I think in the early days there was, you know, because the state had no, no u unlike most others, the, there was a huge sense and still is a huge sense of pride in, you know, in this zoo, you know, this is our zoo. And that has… Read More

Interview 27708 – Caption Index: 187

There’s Twitter, there’s Facebook remote cameras to draw attention to wildlife. Is that the upcoming thing or is it just part of Of broader Yeah, it’s part, it’s part of a, a broader sort of portfolio of, of, of information. I use the word deliberately information rather than education. Education… Read More

Interview 27708 – Caption Index: 188

So yeah, they’re, they’re very valuable, but they’re not a complete, you know, I think it’s a mistake imagining that, you know, if you’ve got screens everywhere, and of course we are all using screens for various informational purposes, but that if you’ve got screens everywhere that somehow is gonna… Read More

Interview 27708 – Caption Index: 189

And did you get the community, what were your strategies to get the community to embrace the North Carolina Zoo?… Read More

Interview 27708 – Caption Index: 186

How can, how do you feel new technology can assist in promoting zoos?… Read More

Interview 27708 – Caption Index: 185

’cause we, you know, we, we not so meant much at the moment, but we had a very good guy in the marketing department who was a very good presenter. And so he and I and other staff used to do, you know, regular TV programs talking about what we… Read More

Interview 27708 – Caption Index: 184

But you can imagine what all the millionaire neighbors sitting in houses overlooking Regions Park thought about that. So there was, and, and, and then of course you had this, this, this other problem of having so many buildings that were the first in the zoo. Well, so you had… Read More

Interview 27708 – Caption Index: 183

The the zoo, if you, it’s actually divided into three parts. The zoos, you’ve got a road running through the middle of it, the the outer circle re spot, and a canal running through another part. So you’ve actually got three bits. The canal is, is very popular from a… Read More

Interview 27708 – Caption Index: 182

Either more important things to do. So dealing with the media through that period of time, really the 10 years or so that I was in charge, or certainly supporting the in charge people dealing with the media was quite a challenge. It taught me a lot. But how to… Read More

Interview 27708 – Caption Index: 181

The fact that London, you know, any institution which is venerable and you know, very much in the public eye, but at a time when also there was, you know, a lot of, a lot of, you know, why, why should we fund London Zoo?… Read More

Interview 27708 – Caption Index: 180

Very different between London and North Carolina, because in London, London you were dealing with a pretty vicious media overall wasn’t helped of course, by the, by the anti zoo lobby figures like Zuckerman and others. Good, great though they were for the, for the society were controversial figures in… Read More

Interview 27708 – Caption Index: 179

Did you have a good relationship with the press and, and how did you nurture that relationship?… Read More

Interview 27708 – Caption Index: 178

You know, whoever, whoever or whatever that form of governance may be, they may decide on something different. Read More

Interview 27708 – Caption Index: 177

So that, that’s the only sense it’s being followed. There is, there is no, unless I’m outta date, and I don’t think I am the, for this, for this anyway, there is no set master plan. But in recent years, the building and Asia continent and then an Australian continent… Read More

Interview 27708 – Caption Index: 176

Mm, not long. It did have, right at the start, the idea was to build representation of all seven continents. Thank goodness that has not happened. It’s not, it’s not the problem, of course, well, it is the problem with capital money, but that’s not the real issue. At the… Read More

Interview 27708 – Caption Index: 175

And what do you think the shelf, what is your opinion of the shelf life of a master plan?… Read More

Interview 27708 – Caption Index: 173

So you can imagine as chair of that group, and we were funding something like $20 million a year into, in, into both UK conservation and into West African conservation. So I knew all the key characters. The, the then head of national parks for Uganda was one of my… Read More

Interview 27708 – Caption Index: 174

That’s what, that’s what, as we were saying earlier, that’s what’s so important about long-term relationships, building those long-term and keeping them, Does the zoo have a master plan?… Read More

Interview 27708 – Caption Index: 171

The relationship between the department, which was then we are now under the Department of Cultural Resources, NA, natural and Cultural Resources, a lot of the environmental, particularly the sort of the water, water quality, air quality, that’s the thing, has gone into another, another division now. But they, that… Read More

Interview 27708 – Caption Index: 172

And quite a number of wetlands specialist areas, particularly for rare plants. A number of others with small wetlands with Sal and North Carolina is the salamander, is the capital of the salamander world. Basically 40, 43 species, some of which are not found anywhere else. So lots of opportunity,… Read More

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