Interview 22891 – Caption Index: 629
What are your thoughts about these private zoos owned by people means?… Read More
What are your thoughts about these private zoos owned by people means?… Read More
Are we getting our word across?… Read More
That you do a check every five years or so and see are we really meeting the needs of the community?… Read More
Is there anything we can do different?… Read More
Are you concerned about zoos and aquariums staying viable and pertinent and relevant in the next 25 years?… Read More
What direction do you think will help them stay relevant?… Read More
I think they’re gonna have to change with the times. We just don’t know what all those times are yet. But I think they have to be aware of it. That times are changing. And you know, a lot of the studies that are done on behaviors and people visiting… Read More
Do they?… Read More
Hmm. Read More
Do you know of some?… Read More
I don’t know if it’s specifically when they build a new exhibit, do they take that?… Read More
I think there – I mean a lot of zoos have other programs. Read More
I don’t know of which ones do. Read More
Part of it is the “ambassadorship”. That it’s to help you make that connection. Hopefully, and something, you know, I wish we had done more of too is when you build something new you also put something aside for the wild. And we didn’t do that back in the day. Read More
You say what?… Read More
Do you know of any zoos who do that?… Read More
That put something here and there?… Read More
Examples might be Jane Goodall or Jacques Cousteau or Jack Hanna. Read More
I have – no, but let’s hope for the future that we do. You never know, you might be available. When a zoo spends, and we discussed it a little, spends multi-millions of dollars on a gorilla. Or an elephant or a tiger exhibit. And critics ask why this money… Read More
Do we have any of those people?… Read More