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Analysis of the effects of zoos on animal health, behavior, and conservation outcomes presented through journalistic and scientific sources.
Year: 2018
Region / City: Global
Topic: Animal Conservation and Welfare
Document Type: Opinion Article
Source / Organization: National Geographic, BBC
Author: S. Dasgupta (cited)
Intended Audience: General public interested in wildlife
Main Species Discussed: Rhinos, Elephants, Pangolins
Key Issues: Animal confinement, psychological stress, extinction prevention
References: Dasgupta, S. (n.d.), News.nationalgeographic.com (n.d.)
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What factors affect how the public views zoos?
Year: 2011
Region / City: Southern California
Topic: Public zoos, animal conservation, education
Document type: Article, Radio discussion
Institution: KPCC, BBC News
Author: Cambria Webb, Thomas Dixon, David Hancocks, David Lasseres
Target audience: General public, educators, animal conservationists
Period of action: 2011
Date of approval: October 2011
Date of changes: Not specified
Urgent appeal to support zoos, aquariums and safari parks during COVID-19 restrictions
Year: 2021
Region / City: United Kingdom, London
Topic: COVID-19 impact on wildlife attractions
Document Type: Letter
Organization / Institution: Zoo or wildlife attraction
Author: Unspecified representative of a zoo or wildlife organization
Intended Audience: Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
Period Covered: Easter visitor season 2021
Key Issue: Request for reopening adjustments and financial support
Fund Proposal: Zoo Recovery Fund using unspent Zoo Animals Fund
Pros and Cons of Zoos: Educational, Conservation, and Ethical Considerations
Year: 2026
Region / City: Global
Topic: Zoology, Conservation, Ethics
Document Type: Analytical Article
Organization / Institution: Independent Research
Author: Not specified
Target Audience: General public, educators, conservationists
Period Covered: Historical and contemporary examples up to 2026
Key Species Mentioned: Przewalski horse, Arabian Oryx, Golden Lion Tamarin, Puerto Rican Parrot, Giant Panda, Orca
Economic Impact Highlighted: Woodland Park Zoo, Seattle
Ethical Considerations: Animal captivity, breeding programs, human-animal interactions
Educational Role: School programs, public awareness, specialized staff training
Conservation Efforts: Species preservation, reintroduction programs, inter-zoo cooperation
Marketing, or Creative Chaos? Ditch Diggers S11, Ep4
Year: 2023
Region / City: Global
Topic: Writing Career, Marketing Strategies, Self-Publishing, Hybrid Publishing, Independent Bookstores
Document Type: Podcast Episode
Organization: Ditch Diggers
Authors: Mur Lafferty, Ursula Vernon
Target Audience: Writers, Authors, Self-Publishers
Period of Validity: N/A
Approval Date: N/A
Date of Changes: N/A
Replacement of Rainwater Collector for the Floodwater Draining of Bara Area to the Ditch of Balkoura, Municipality of Trikala under RESILIENT THESSALY Project, 2024
Year: 2024
Region / City: Trikala, Greece
Project: RESILIENT THESSALY
Document Type: Contract
Parties: Mediterranean Information Office for Environment Culture and Sustainable Development (MIO-ECSDE) and Contractor [name not specified]
Subject: Replacement of Rainwater Collector for floodwater drainage
Scope: Earthworks, concrete constructions, piping network installation, water treatment, support structures
Contract Value: [please insert value] € including VAT
Contract Duration: from signature date to 30/10/2024
Call for Offers Reference: 12/2024/Resilient Thessaly
Technical Documentation: Technical Description and Specifications (ToRs)
Authorized Signatories: Prof. Michael J. Scoullos (Chairman, MIO-ECSDE)
Payment Terms: Fees as per Contractor’s financial offer, final amount based on actual works performed
Additional Services Clause: Up to 50% of contract value with prior authorization
Topics: Captivity zoos Ditch