Interview 22891 – Caption Index: 567
What’s the word?… Read More
What’s the word?… Read More
Are there any exhibits you would’ve implemented during your tenure that just didn’t happen?… Read More
What if anything would you have done differently?… Read More
In your career. If you could go back in time. Read More
I think I would have learned some better ways to…… Read More
But that’s in my happy world. Read More
To what extent, if any, do you continue to be active in the zoological field?… Read More
Conservation field. I honestly, when I left I figured out there was a whole nother world out there. And it’s okay. I like zoos, I like the animals. I’m still a member of the AZA. I’ll support them because I think they’re doing something good. But I think there’s a… Read More
Aren’t we all trying to make things better?… Read More
I mean isn’t it…… Read More
So why can’t you have two organizations working toward it instead of against each other?… Read More
Why not?… Read More
It’s groups that are basically going for the same purpose, correct?… Read More
I think they can each serve their own purpose. They could do some things together too. It’s never always them and us. Read More
It’s another national zoo. They’re a grant organization. There are these two professional zoo associations. Read More
Is there room for both of them?… Read More
Oh I believe so. Read More
Or issues do you think AZA, and for that matter the Zoological Association of America, another national organization, what should they be addressing now?… Read More
You’re aware of the Zoological Association of America?… Read More
Of importance. Of importance. Yeah. Everything’s important. Probably. Global warming would be a big one. And effects of… Overall, big effects of what man is doing to the planet and how we’re gonna work that one through to maybe save something for future generations. Read More