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International Zoo Yearbook

Volume 20 Issue 1, Pages 305 - 369

Published Online: 18 Dec 2007

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International Zoo Yearbook
Volume 43: Sustainability of Activities in Zoos and Aquariums

This volume sets out to examine where the current compromises may lie for zoos and aquariums in how they manage animal collections and facilities, and communication with visitors. Concepts such as triple bottom line reporting, planning sustainable facilities, measuring performance using environmental management systems, and the links between education and sustainability are all discussed, along with a case study on the role of zoo shops in communicating the conservation message to visitors and the impact of seafood use in zoos and aquariums.

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