Visitor studies bibliography - European Association of Zoos and ...

Ethnic and cultural minorities in zoos and aquarium – visitor studies
DREBITKO (J.J.) & NELSON (G.), 1998: Multicultural inclusion at the New England Aquarium
– audience development efforts and the Lake Victoria Exhibit. Visitor Studies Today! 1(2): 11-3.
http://historicalvoices.org/pbuilder/pbfiles/Project38/Scheme325/VSA-a0a2o5-a_5730.pdf
HANNA (V.) & WEST (P.C.), 1990: Minorities and the Detroit Zoo. In: BITGOOD (S.) et al
(eds.): Visitor studies – 1989: Theory, research, and practice. Vol. 2. Proc. of the 1989 Visitor
Studies Conf., Dearborn, MI. Jacksonville. 149-52.
http://historicalvoices.org/pbuilder/pbfiles/Project38/Scheme325/VSA-a0a5f7-a_5730.pdf
ON-GOING AND UNPUBLISHED STUDIES :
BROEKHOF (S.), PASME (E.) & VREEMAN (V.), 2007: The (non)-participation of Dutch non-native residents to
Dutch zoos. Amsterdam, NVD. Contact Mirko Marseille, mmarseille@nvddierentuinen.nl
WARNER (A.), 2010: Connecting urban youth with nature. Abstracts, 2010 IZE Conf., Disney’s Animal Kingdom: 12.
Abstract: www.izea.net/resources/IZE%20Conf%202010-Compiled%20Abstracts%20for%20website.pdf
BACKGROUND & FURTHER READING: ETHNIC AND CULTURAL MINORITIES IN ZOOS AND AQUARIUMS
BENNE (M.), 2003: Latinas en sciencia. Final report of evaluation activities, prepared for OMSI – Oregon Museum of
Science and Industry by OMSI Evaluation & Visitor Studies Division. Portland, OMSI. 36 pp.
www.omsi.edu/sites/all/FTP/files/evaluation/LECFinalReport.pdf
BREWER (J.), 2008: Latino outreach at the Phoenix Zoo. Día del Níño. AZA Connect, Nov. 2008: 7-8, 12.
www.aza.org/Publications/2008/11/f_latino_nov08.pdf
BITGOOD (S.), 1991: Multicultural pluralism and visitor evaluation . Visitor Behav. 6(4): 4-11 & In: BITGOOD (S.)
(ed.), 2011: Social design in museums. The psychology of visitor studies. Vol. 1. Edinburgh, MuseumsEtc. :
CHURCHMAN (D.), 1985: Committee reports: multicultural. IZE J. 14: 5.
CHURCHMAN (D.) et al, 1987: Animals, culture, and zoo education: report of the IZE Multicultural Education
Committee. IZE J. 17: 83-85.
FALK (J.H.), 1993: Leisure decisions influencing African American use of museums. Washington, AAM.
FLOYD (M.), 1999: Race, ethnicity and use of the National Park System. Soc. Sci. Res. Rev. 1: 1-23.
FRÄDRICH (H.), 2000: Der Zoo in Charlottengrad. [The Zoo in Charlottengrad.] Bongo 30: 83-86.
FRANKENHUIS (M.) (workshop leader), 2001: How to engage ethnic and sociological minorities. In: Conservation
through commerce. 3rd Int’l Zoo Mktg Conf.. Tenerife, Canary Islands, 31 May – 2 June 2001. Bern/Amsterdam,
WAZA/EAZA: 108-10.
GARIBAY (C.), 2011: Responsive and accessible: how museums are using research to better engage diverse cultural
communities. Dimensions, January/February 2011:
GORDON (D.), 2008: Honouring indigenous cultural perspectives for sustainability education. IZE J. 44: 32-5.
MCAULEY (S.), 1992: Didgeridoos and kangaroos: introduction of an Aboriginal cultural perspective at Taronga Zoo.
IZE J. 25: 55-57.
MEDINA (M.C.), 2005: Aquarium reaches out to Latinos. Monterey Herald, June 25, 2005.
www.montereyherald.com
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