Master Planning of Zoos - Central Zoo Authority

Ecotourism Planning
Proceedings of
Training Programme
Master Planning
of Zoos
Through participatory planning, ecotourism can provide economic incentives
to rural communities around many zoo.
In other areas, Community-based ecotourism can work in conjunction with
in-situ conservation programs to help save wildlife, forests, wetlands, and
seas throughout the world, empowering local residents as independent or
collaborative managers of these sites and attractions.
Utilise available experience and skills to facilitate stakeholder communication
and provide technical assistance to ecotourism destinations and local
communities.
Aspects to be looked into
• Ecotourism Development
• Guide Training
• User Surveys
• Economic Assessment Studies
• Facility Design and Operations
• Tourism Impact Analysis
Projects to be continued
Involvement of Local People in Ecotourism, Eco-guide Training and
Development, Impact on Feeding/Feeling Wildlife by Tourists, Women, Crafts
and Conservation Attitudes
Master planning
Information Technology Services
At the dawn of a new millennium, facility operations rely on vast quantities
of information such as operating and maintenance data, financial reports,
projections, plans, drawings, specifications etc. Whether you control and use
that information efficiently in an increasingly complex operating environment
or are overwhelmed by information overload - determines the success of
your enterprise.
• Asset management
• Information management
• Facilities information web
• GIS - a Powerful Tool for Managing Utility Systems
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