Elephant Organization Links
In addition to providing an entertaining and educational experience for their visitors, modern zoos play a critical role in wildlife conservation, at home and around the world. The Fort Worth Zoo contributes to conservation in four primary ways: research, education, preservation of genetic diversity, and direct support of wild populations and their habitat. |
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The Indianapolis Zoo participates in conservation and research foundations including the International Elephant Foundation (IEF), International Iguana Foundation (IIF) and the International Rhino Foundation (IRF). The Zoo is a contributing partner to IRF and supports staff as founding board members of the IEF and IIF. |
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The Saint Louis Zoo WildCare Institute, with the support of its Conservation Fellows, takes a holistic approach to troubled ecosystems by addressing three key ingredients in conservation success: wildlife management and recovery, conservation science, and support of the human populations that coexist with wildlife. |
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No serious zoo can be satisfied with merely displaying animals – it must take the next step and promote conservation measures both for the animals and their original habitats. |
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African Lion Safari
San Diego Zoo and Wild Animal Park Center for Elephant Conservation |
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