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On the Zoo Atlanta site it still has Giant pandas described as “giant pandas are an endangered species facing serious threats from habitat fragmentation and habitat loss via deforestation.” when the National Geographic sites says that “Efforts to save the… Continue Reading →

The walkways and signage encourages destructive beliefs about wild animals. The walkways of the zoo are made in an easy to navigate way through the animal enclosures by region that they come from “Asian Forest”, “The Ford African Rain forest”, “African… Continue Reading →

The Zoo Atlanta is a zoological center in Atlanta Georgia that is home to many different exotic animals. This zoo began in 1886 when the city was given a spotted fawn to start an animal collection and has many types of… Continue Reading →

The design of the Atlanta Zoo encourages destructive beliefs about wild animals in its visitors. The walkways and signage encourages destructive beliefs about wild animals. The walkways of the zoo are made in an easy to navigate way through the animal… Continue Reading →

Brown Janine L (2016) Reproductive Health Assessment of Female Elephants in North American Zoos and Association of Husbandry Practices with Reproductive Dysfunction in African Elephants Brown Janine L, in Reproductive Health Assessment of Female Elephants in North American Zoos and Association of… Continue Reading →

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Scholl and Gulwadi explain at the beginning that colleges in the 21st century face challenges in providing good learning spaces for an evolving society. People expect a college campus to “look different than other places” (p.2). The campus as a… Continue Reading →