Hartmann's mountain zebra studbook 2011 - Marwell Zoo
Hartmann's mountain zebra studbook 2011 - Marwell Zoo
Hartmann's mountain zebra studbook 2011 - Marwell Zoo
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Funding needs<br />
We seek additional funds to help us retrieve the three GPS collars and associated location data. The<br />
Minnesota <strong>Zoo</strong>’s Ulysses S. Seal Conservation Grant Program has provided $2,500 of the $4,000<br />
needed to hire a helicopter and veterinarian for this effort. We need to remove the collars by July 2012<br />
in order to be assured that the batteries will still be functional, allowing us to find the <strong>zebra</strong>s using their<br />
collars’ VHF signals.<br />
Supporters<br />
We sincerely thank all of the individuals, agencies, organizations, and communities that have<br />
supported our research.<br />
Permissions:<br />
Namibia’s Ministry of Environment and Tourism, Torra and Anabeb conservancies, Palmwag,<br />
Etendeka, and Hobatere concessionaires, Wilderness Safaris, Dennis Leibenberg, and Steve and<br />
Louise Brain.<br />
Funding:<br />
The Nature Conservancy, Minnesota <strong>Zoo</strong>’s Ulysses S. Seal Conservation Grant Program, Disney’s<br />
Animal Kingdom, Wilderness Wildlife Trust, Oregon <strong>Zoo</strong>’s Future for Wildlife Fund, Augsburg<br />
College’s URGO program, Roger Williams Park <strong>Zoo</strong>’s Sophie Danforth Conservation Biology Fund,<br />
the B. Bryan Preserve, Minnesota <strong>Zoo</strong> Volunteer Activity Program, the N.E.W. <strong>Zoo</strong> Conservation<br />
Fund, and several generous individuals.<br />
AII