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Do you find that private individuals in your experience, seem reticent to give up their private stock to a government or an NGO or some program to make conservation better in not their area, so to speak, or their backyard?… Read More

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Do you find that, aside from a national park where the zoo goes to the one place in Africa, let’s say, do people, have you had any experience where countries have approached zoos to, to help get their assistance in conservation?… Read More

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Do you mean, this sounds a bit like the national park question, but do you mean governments who would, Well or zoos in other countries reaching out?… Read More

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Are there countries at least that you’ve observed outside the US that might assist or partner with zoos that would be in the best use of the zoo’s resources regarding conservation?… Read More

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Your walking, the walking, walking the roots yourselves and then, and then obviously carrying out, dealing with their opinions one way or another, but dealing with their opinions in a, in a sensitive way. So direct person to person contact. Really critical. Read More

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Very, and I wasn’t terribly good at it, I think, I think partly because I had so many other involvements and so many sort of networks in the local community that I was sort of juggling. But it is really, really critical I think in North Carolina, because we had… Read More

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How important is it for, in your opinion, for a zoo director to make rounds?… Read More

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And I’m sure it would. I think the difficulty is, again, I think it comes back entirely to, entirely to finance. You mentioned North Carolina 2000 acres big place. Read More

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But I think again, if you look at, if you said to some of the, the European Zoo directors, if you had double the resources or triple, which would be the case in the us would you do, would you make the exhibit different?… Read More

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But a lot of the continental zoos, if you look at what they’ve done over the last 10 or 15 years for example, are still still very much building facilities that are pretty conventional in the way that they look. There’s, there’s some effort obviously to make the, to make… Read More

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Would it, but would it make any difference?… Read More

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And so when, you know, when I mentioned to colleagues in, in UK that the North Carolina Zoo is in the process of spending $200 million on new exhibits right now, mind you, that’s, that didn’t happen in my time. We were pretty short of money. But it is happening… Read More

Interview 27708 – Caption Index: 390

Money? Biggest difference, probably zoos in the US have been really, when I’m talking about the mainstream zoos are not, not so much the smaller private operations, but on the whole, the larger zoos have been pretty well financed by, by, by any global standard over, you know, over the… Read More

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And that’s the, that’s, that’s probably the main reason why there aren’t more of them Having worn two hats as a director, what would you say are some of the differences that you’ve observed between zoos in Europe and the United States?… Read More

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’cause it’s a bit like the national park question is that if you’re going to get involved with the Suraya Zoo, let’s say and give them help over a long period, it’s, it has got to be a longer period because what we find, and thi this is what used… Read More

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How long do we need to get involved?… Read More

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But it comes back rather to, what we were saying earlier is that there’s a weariness of the cost of staff being seconded for long periods of time and of, you know, what, what’s the exit strategy?… Read More

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Its starting, but it’s, it’s actually quite difficult in the, the charity that I founded about 12 years ago now, and, and I, we’ll probably get onto this later. That’s exactly what we started trying to do was to, if we were going into, let’s say, let’s say somewhere one… Read More

Interview 27708 – Caption Index: 383

But today we’ve got to be designing exhibits that actually put whatever species you’re showing into some sort of visual and biological context. So exhibits need to be be because we’re also trying to tell people, not just, you know, this animal weighs, you know, 300 pounds and you know,… Read More

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Why do more zoos have sister zoo relationships?… Read More

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