2010 - 2011 Annual Report - Zoos South Australia

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CONTENTSYear In ReviewPresident and CEO’s ReportPresident ReportCEO’s ReportConservation ProgramsConservation ArkVeterinary Conservation ProgramsAssets & InfrastructureAdelaide Zoo, Monarto ZooAnd Warrawong Wildlife SanctuaryGreen TeamWild AfricaOverseas Conservation ToursConservation EducationLibraryInterpretationHistoryThe Animals & HorticultureOverviewLiving CollectionsStatus Of CollectionAppendicesHorticultureWild TimesFinalsThis year, with staff illness, flourishing overnight and holidayprograms and some big events to manage, the importance ofour casual Education staff has become very clear. They arean experienced and flexible team, which is prepared to trynew things in the cause of conservation education.So a big thanks to Liz Bonney, Ginny Chalmers, CraigChapman, Rafael Church, Lee Hayes, Alice Howard, CoreyRushworth, Carolyne Ryan, Helen Whitford, Clare Wignalland Sal Younger.We are also indebted to other zoo staff and volunteersat Adelaide and Monarto Zoos who help us to run ourprograms effectively. We are constantly amazed by thegenerosity shown by these people in giving up their time toimprove the experience and learning of our student groups.Conservation Education – 3 of 3
CONTENTSYear In ReviewPresident and CEO’s ReportPresident ReportCEO’s ReportConservation ProgramsConservation ArkVeterinary Conservation ProgramsAssets & InfrastructureAdelaide Zoo, Monarto ZooAnd Warrawong Wildlife SanctuaryGreen TeamWild AfricaOverseas Conservation ToursConservation EducationLibraryInterpretationHistoryThe Animals & HorticultureOverviewLiving CollectionsStatus Of CollectionAppendicesHorticultureWild TimesFinalsLibraryThe Library has continued to provide service to staff, zoovolunteers, and students.During the course of the year:Jan Martin, Adelaide Zoo Volunteer, started to convert themanual records of the collection of historical photographs toelectronic records; this greatly improves searching and accessof the photographs. Jan Martin is an experienced librarianand her professional input in the project has been invaluable.The Monarto Zoo staff Library at Kalibar was given a makeoverto update the collection and meet the needs of keepers.The Zoo and Aquarium Association (ZAA) Libraries Networkhad a re-haul that included an update of the membership andemail list, and the completion of a list of library resources.The ZAA Libraries Network comprises libraries from theZAA institutions. ‘Library’ is a flexible term that includesany collection of educational material (in hard copy or digitalformat, and online), not necessarily arranged in a formallibrary setting, managed by a zoo staff member. The managermay or may not have formal library training; the onlyessential requirement to be a ‘ZAA Library Manager’ is thededication to support professional development for the zoostaff and volunteers.The network, formerly known as ‘ARAZPA LibrariesNetwork’, started at Adelaide Zoo in 1992 as the brainchildof the Society Librarian Ms Margaret Apsey to facilitate thesharing of resources among Australian Zoos. The networkis vulnerable to staff turn-over and funding from the parentorganisations, and over the years it has waxed and waned.It was therefore very pleasing to see a very useful list oflibrary resources take shape through the efforts ofnetwork members.The Library thanks all staff, volunteers, and members of thepublic who enriched the library by contributing material andsharing their knowledge.Library – 1 of 1
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