(Nestor notabilis) Husbandry Manual - Kea Conservation Trust

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98 Contacts: DOC Captive Management Coordinator(CMC) – Tony Pullar (DOC appointed) - tpullar@es.co.nz Zoo Aquarium Association (ZAA) members - Stephanie Behrens (ZAA Member Kea Contact) - steph@zooaquarium.org.au Kea Conservation Trust Final 25/11/2010
99 9.2 Appendix 2 – Important Links • Captive Management Coordinator (CMC) (DOC appointed) – Tony Pullar Email: tpullar@es.co.nz • Department of Conservation (DOC) – www.doc.govt.nz • Kea Conservation Trust (KCT) – www.keaconservation.co.nz Email: n.notabilis@xtra.co.nz • ZAA Member Species Contact – Steph Behrens Email: steph@zooaquarium.org.au • Conservation Management Group (CMaG:ARAZPA NZ) – www.cmag.nz.org • World Association of Zoos and Aquaria (WAZA - (WZSACS)) – www.waza.org • Massey University Wildlife Database - http://www.doc.govt.nz/wildlifehealth • ZAA – www.arazpa.org.au Kea Conservation Trust Final 25/11/2010
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1 Kea (Nestor notabilis) Husbandry
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3 Prepared by Tamsin Orr-Walker Kea
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5 4.2 Enrichment...................
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7 9.6 Appendix 6 - Example of diet
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9 (www.keaconservation.co.nz). Reso
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23 over a 2 month period. Kea terri
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27 Running water - a water feature
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31 • Ambient Air Temperature: Kea
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41 4.3 Training and conditioning 4.
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43 • Training can also be used as
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45 There have been cases when new k
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