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Zoo Ostrava The Annual Report 2009

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Again, the event was co-funded by the Ministry of Environment. In addition to the <strong>Ostrava</strong> <strong>Zoo</strong> personnel,<br />

papers were also presented by representatives of the <strong>Ostrava</strong> City Office and ZO CSOP (Czech Union for Nature<br />

Conservation) Novy Jicin - Wildlife Rescue and Conservation Education Centre in Bartosovice na Morave, as<br />

well as by Tomas Hulik, a guest from Slovakia and coordinator of the Navrat rysov (Return of the Lynx) project.<br />

70 professionals in education attended the event.<br />

Competitions<br />

In April and November, two traditional learning contest for primary and grammar schools were organised<br />

in cooperation with Kruh pratel zoo (Friends of the <strong>Zoo</strong>). <strong>The</strong> spring round attended by 2,455 children was<br />

called "European carnivores", while the autumn part was titled "Ichthyofauna of the Czech Republic", with<br />

2,385 children participants. Over 100 schools throughout Moravian-Silesian Region got involved in each of<br />

the contest.<br />

Friends of the <strong>Zoo</strong><br />

<strong>The</strong> society had 48 members in <strong>2009</strong>, with a number of them participating on the development and<br />

organisation of the events for the public held by the zoo throughout the year.<br />

Promotion activities<br />

• Media releases circulated at least weekly to over 50 regional/national media, as well as to some 2,000<br />

subscribers to the News of <strong>Ostrava</strong> <strong>Zoo</strong> information service comprising editors of bulletins of cities and<br />

communes throughout Moravian-Silesian Region, regional celebrities and private persons<br />

• Routine TV reports in the Good Morning show in partnership with the Czech TV (public national station)<br />

• Routine reports in the We Like Animals show in partnership with the Czech Radio <strong>Ostrava</strong><br />

• Spots over the period of summer holidays in cooperation with Hitradio Orion, a regional radio station<br />

• Media campaign in the regional media along the Polish side of border - spots in the Polish radios and TVs<br />

from June to August<br />

• Large-area advertising by means of seven billboards installed on the main arrival routes in direction<br />

to <strong>Ostrava</strong> throughout Moravian-Silesian Region from April to July, 12 advertisement boards and<br />

3 advertisement sheets in cities and communes of the region<br />

• 22 April – <strong>Ostrava</strong> <strong>Zoo</strong> presented at the 5th annual conservation and environmental film festival TUR<br />

<strong>Ostrava</strong> <strong>2009</strong><br />

• Posters titled Winter at the <strong>Zoo</strong>, Spring at the <strong>Zoo</strong>, Summer at the <strong>Zoo</strong> and Autumn at the <strong>Zoo</strong> placed<br />

in public transport vehicles of Dopravni podnik <strong>Ostrava</strong> plc (a city transport company) and distributed to<br />

public libraries, information centres and other organisations and institutions around Moravian-Silesian<br />

Region<br />

• Information poster presenting a schedule of events at <strong>Ostrava</strong> <strong>Zoo</strong> in <strong>2009</strong><br />

• Magazine named Ostravsky colek (<strong>Ostrava</strong> Newt)<br />

Activities for the public<br />

A total of 31 events for the public were organised by the zoo's public relations department alone or<br />

in collaboration with other parties in <strong>2009</strong>, each taking place on the occasion of some important day; most<br />

of them were arranged in cooperation with the group of zoo volunteers.<br />

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