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Master Planning of Zoos - Central Zoo Authority

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Technical Session II<br />

Types <strong>of</strong> Collections<br />

• Main stream zoos<br />

• Specialist collections<br />

} Native animals<br />

} Habitat i.e. Desert<br />

} Aquariums<br />

} Bird parks<br />

} Reptile parks<br />

} Butterfly parks<br />

} Nocturnal<br />

The <strong>Master</strong> <strong>Planning</strong> Process<br />

• The key to good concept & master planning is:<br />

} Involvement <strong>of</strong> key stakeholders<br />

} Ensure its realistic - implementable<br />

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} Flexibility – the master plan can change<br />

} Periodic review to ensure its relevance<br />

Strategic Review <strong>of</strong> Animal Collection<br />

Weigh the importance <strong>of</strong> maintaining some species in the collection in<br />

relation to:<br />

• The recommended space & maintenance costs existing species presently<br />

occupy & the operating costs they generate<br />

• The space a truly great display requires (different from recommended space<br />

or minimal requirements)<br />

• The intangible contribution such truly great displays make to the<br />

attractiveness <strong>of</strong> the zoo to regular & potential visitors<br />

• The iconic attraction value that some selected species can contribute towards<br />

making the zoo a truly and great world zoo<br />

• The animal collection in relation to other zoo collections in the India &<br />

South Asia<br />

• Present commitments to existing global studbooks, local stud books and insitu<br />

conservation links

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