Barrier Designs for Zoos - ZooLex Zoo Design Organization
Barrier Designs for Zoos - ZooLex Zoo Design Organization
Barrier Designs for Zoos - ZooLex Zoo Design Organization
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4.0. Off-display exhibits<br />
Enclosure <strong>for</strong> tigers at Rescue centre, Indira<br />
Gandhi <strong>Zoo</strong>logical Park, Vishakhapatnam<br />
Vultures provided with adequate screening and<br />
wooden logs as environmental enrichment<br />
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CENTRAL ZOO AUTHORITY<br />
Animals housed <strong>for</strong> conservation breeding programmes, rescued animals, injured/sick<br />
animals or those being quarantined need not be displayed to visitors. Hence moated or<br />
otherwise expensive enclosures are not required. Such enclosures should be designed safe,<br />
meeting the animal’s biological and functional need and should be user friendly. Hence<br />
they can be of chain link mesh of appropriate dimension covered or open air depending on<br />
the species to be housed. Use of other type of barriers should also be explosed. The use of<br />
steel should be minimized.<br />
Off display aviary <strong>for</strong> vultures at Vulture<br />
Breeding Centre, Pinjore<br />
Pigmy Hog enclosure at Pigmy Hog Conservation<br />
Breeding Centre in Vashistha, Guwahati