Sentence examples for zoo industry from inspiring English sources

Yes, there's a greater probability, but is it one that we want to place any value on?" Nevertheless, many people in the zoo industry argue that they play a role in protecting endangered species.

Giraffes are easy to like — in part for seeming so unassuming about their height advantage — and the international zoo industry couldn't dismiss the Copenhagen Zoo as a renegade operation.

Every zoo director was asked, 'How can this happen?' " The public outcry over Marius's killing threatened the zoo industry's ability to present itself as a prime agent of conservation.

"Despite proof of the systemic failures of zoo practices and policies affecting elephants, the zoo industry has become more resolute in seeking out nations abroad from which to plunder elephants to restock zoo exhibits," read the expert letter.

In the spirit of public interest and always wanting to know gross and weird stories, we spoke to people who work – or recently worked – in the UK zoo industry, to find out what the British public doesn't know about zoos.

In the spirit of public interest and always wanting to know gross and weird stories, we spoke to people who work or recently worked in the UK zoo industry to find out what the public doesn't know about zoos.

Key elements of the river include reaches primarily influenced by urban agriculture, parkland (including a zoo), local industry, and a small community upstream of sta.

After a spate of launches over the past five years (Look, First, In the Know, Love It!, Grazia, Pick Me Up, Nuts, Zoo) the magazine industry seems to have lost its enthusiasm for risking new products.

One of the most moving experiences I had was visiting the Fauna Foundation, a chimp sanctuary outside Montreal, which is home to thirteen chimpanzees who have been "retired" from zoos, the entertainment industry, and biomedical research facilities.

As a starter, see science writing and editing, teaching, careers in zoos and museums, entrepreneurship, industry careers, and patent law.

Debbie Leahy, director for captive and exotic animals at PETA, said: "We have not looked at the industry that supplies zoos and pet stores.