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Pieces of advice that have carried you through your career, or that may help other curators?… Read More

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Right. I’ll say Dr. Koga. Briefly I befriended Patricia O’Connor. That was almost a shiny moment. There must be a number of others. Maybe too many to mention. Read More

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None that jump out at you?… Read More

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Your writing. My writing. That you will have to ask readers probably 20 years from now. Maybe even now. How it is, but it’s almost like a, cast thy bread upon the waters to call from Old Testament. Yes, cast thy bread upon the waters. You may get it years… Read More

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So again, only the time will tell my contribution, your contribution even. Now over the years, you’ve had a number of mentors. Read More

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Were there any lessons that specific mentors left you that stayed with you?… Read More

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Have there been any publications you’ve written that you feel have made a big impact, or a strong impact on the profession?… Read More

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You mean authors, or?… Read More

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I’ve done that myself. But when they play with themselves, or they, okay, key word is they interact with each other in the pool or in the yard, playing or confronting, that’s what public loves to see, and public discovers, and that can be done, yes. And good example, on… Read More

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It’s interesting that Tucson had that Arizona desert museum, is that the name?… Read More

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Anyway, the desert museum, which specializes in the local fauna and flora, and the other one, Reid Park Zoo, specializes in the exotic, quote unquote, exotic animals, so therefore, they don’t have to compete with each other in the relatively small city. That’s a good model. You’ve written extensively. Read More

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Or is this just a short amount of time, because what happens when those people’s means are no longer there?… Read More

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I believe a small number will remain, and do quite well. And some municipal zoos, or nonprofit organization zoos, do quite well. Back to the elephant, good examples might be in Tucson, Arizona. You know, outside of desert museum there, that zoo. In a half-moon shaped enclosure, it’s almost a… Read More

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What’s your thoughts about private zoos, owned by people of means?… Read More

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Will they, in your opinion, survive the length of time that municipal zoos have?… Read More

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I think so. Read More

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Are you concerned about zoos and aquariums staying viable and relevant in the next 25 years?… Read More

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What direction would you say would help them stay permanent?… Read More

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Zoos will, despite all the anti-captivity forces, zoos will remain, because it’s a very popular institution in an urban community, and even politicians and the government, high level officials, recognize how important it is. So I wouldn’t worry about that, in the aspect. Inside the zoo staff, there will be… Read More

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Overall view of zoos, what zoos can be done, should be done. Dr. Koga back in Tokyo made a big influence. Individually, I met very interesting people, such as Dr. Patricia O’Connor. The first female zoo veterinarian in the country back in Staten Island. Learned a lot. Of how, with… Read More

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