Interview 27708 – Caption Index: 321
Is that a delicate question to ask people?… Read More
Is that a delicate question to ask people?… Read More
Who’s the decision maker?… Read More
But then resources are needed, so you have to go to that higher power if you like. So again, relationship building to the right person or people is really critical in, in building those, those sort of projects. Read More
And, and you go in and you think, well, yeah, maybe, you know, maybe it should, but it’s not going to, so how can we improve it?… Read More
If you are, if you are, mate, we’ve had, i I know situations in Indonesia for example, where we’ve been helping zoos there and you go in and expecting that most things can be decided on site, they can’t, somebody else is making those decisions or is, is involved in… Read More
And we are willing, we’ll we’ll pay for your hotel, but you’ve gotta pay for the airfare. That’s a, a common request. And you go in and then you find actually the director of Hanoi Zoo doesn’t, doesn’t necessarily have the power to make some of the decisions that you… Read More
So in developing these relationships, you’ve got to, the, a very important question is who, who actually is the person in charge?… Read More
Because again, some projects that I’ve been involved in, for example, in Southeast Asia, in, in Malaysia, in Vietnam is you, if you take a, take a zuzu where we’ve been helping with Hanoi Zoo, for example, so the director of Hanoi Zoo may say, you know, can you send… Read More
It comes back to building the relationships with the people and very often identifying who the movers and shakers are in those situations. Read More
I think it’s a, there’s a nervousness about the financial aspects of it. There’s a nervousness often about the people you are dealing with. I mean, I’ve, I’ve had several instances over the years where you’re dealing with pretty corrupt people at the other end, again, again, I’m talking about… Read More
Some of that is, is is rather the same as as what we’ve just been talking about?… Read More
What do you think is the most difficult concept for zoos to understand and implement regarding their relationship to observation?… Read More
20 to 30 years?… Read More
It, it depends a bit on the situation, but you, you, if you go into a partnership with, you know, whether it’s with a national park or whether it’s with a, let’s say a wildlife department purely, you know, just a department dealing with, let’s say with primate conservation in… Read More
What, what does that mean to you long term?… Read More
What’s the long term for you?… Read More
There’s been a, you know, not so much today, I think mo I think many zoos have become very aware that short term projects going into somewhere for a year or even three years, very rarely works. You, you’ve got, if you’re gonna partner with someone like a national park… Read More
Yeah, no, I think that, I think that’s a great concept and it is beginning to happen. There are, there are a number of zoos now both here and in Europe that are partnering in some way or another with, with a national park. And I, I’m presuming here we’re… Read More
Why have zoos not picked up the challenge in more numbers?… Read More
Is it still viable?… Read More