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Home >> IZE Resources >> Past Conferences >> 2004 17th Biennial IZE Conference
17th Biennial IZE Conference
September 4-9, 2004
Opening Speech
 By Annette Berkovits, President of IZE
Presented by Tom Naiman
Keynote Speech: Education, its Vital Role in Conservation
by Edward J McAlister, AO
Chief Executive Officer
Royal Zoological Society of South Australia Inc.
and President, World Association of Zoos and Aquariums
Presentations
Session 1, September 5
- Dreamnight at the Zoo
Chris Peters
- Environmental Education Plan For The Red Howling Monkey And Other Species From The Dry Tropical Forest In The Town Of La Pintada, Antioquia, Colombia, South America
Sandra Milena Correa Montoya
- Educative Alternatives at the Buenos Aires Zoo
Marcela Liliana Diaz
- "HANDS-ON" at the ZOO - A special program in which visitors help animals
Gaby V. Schwammer
 Session 2, September 5
- Nature and Health: a Zootherapy Approach
Maria Cornélia Mergulhão
- How to do educational marketing in a zoo? Take Taipei Zoo for example
Yu-Ling Hsu
- Civil society organizations: able to deliver EE amid expectations?
Bernard L.M. Bakobi
- Project TRIPS (Teaching Revitalized through Informal Programs in Science) Building Partnerships between Zoos and Schools
Jennell Ives
Session 3, September 5
- Culture as an Approach to Conservation Education
Besa Kaoma
- We're all going to the zoo - the effect of the social group on the conversational content of primary school children
Sue Dale Tunnicliffe
- Zoo Education - An experience
Thulasingam Kalaichelvan
- Lahore Zoo Education Programme and changing attitudes for future
Uzma Khan
Session 4, September 5
- African Traditional Religion ¡V A Tool for EE in Southern Africa: The Case of Swaziland
Isaac Dladla
- Conservation Taipei Grass Frog (Rana taipehensis) in Situ
Li-Yi Cheng
- ARNIZE and Zoo Outreach Organisation's Education Activities for Asia
B.A. Daniel
- Conservation Education At The Hong Kong Wetland Park
Yui-fong Lam
- Teacher Training Programmes to Conserve Tiger and its Natural Habitat: A Case Study from Periyar Tiger Reserve, Kerala, India
Gigi K. Joseph
Session 5, September 5
- Building Bridges by 'UNITE'ing Schools
Joy Hamlin
- Post-war Methods of Enivonmental Education in the Okapi Wildlife Reserve
Marcel Enckoto
- Central Zoo - A March Towards Conservation
Rachana Shah
- Developing and Implementing a Mobile Conservation Education Unit for Rural Schools in Lao PDR
Chittana Phompila
- Developing an Educational Program in Ragunan Zoological Park
Mimi Utami
Session 6, September 5
- Part A: Prejudices to animals
Part B: Eyes of some animals
Irena Furlan
- Sense animals 'closely' at the Zoo! -Designing a workshop with an Art University
Kasumi Nagakura
- Animals of the Dreaming
Melissa-lea de Britt, on behalf of Paul Maguire
- Give me a cool cool house, stories talk about Taipei Zoo's water and energy conservation education
Chien-chu Wu
Session 7, September 7
- Conservation Education: Is it sensitive to the environment?
Lydia Butut-Dori
- Promoting Stewardship through Conservation Education in Papua New Guinea: The RCF Experience
Sangion Appiee Tiu
- The Challenges of Education at Kabul Zoo
Mohammed Fazil
- Girls for Planet Earth
Tom Naiman, On behalf of Annette Berkovits
Session 8, September 7
- Bush Meat Crisis And The Role Of Partners: The Kenyan Situation
Daisy Wanja Mbogo
- Training The Trainers ¡V Capacity Building To Reach A Wilder Audience
Zipporah Musyoki
- Teaching Cultures, Reaching Cultures
Linda Kinney
- IT'S TIME FOR ACTION..........FOR CONSERVATION!' : Action Conservation Programs
John Gardner
Session 9, September 7
- Education in Zoos - Are we getting the message right?
Stephen P Woollard
- Moscow Zoo: 140 Years Of Zoo Education
Elena Migunova
- Good Food, Wine and Company: How to write the ARAZPA Education Policy and still stay sane
Melissa-lea de Britt
- Conservation in Action: Hands on at Monarto
Ian Walton
- WILD Achievements: Wildlife Integrated for Language Development and Achievement
Robert J. Sikora
Workshops
Posters
- Conservational Education program in ZOORASIA
Nahoko Furuta
- The Global Strategy to Plant Conservation and You: What it is and why zoo educators have such an important role to play in its success
Sarah Kneebone
- Children's understanding of the natural world - implications for zoos
Sue Dale Tunnicliffe
- Photographs: A tool for the natural world - implications for zoos
Sue Dale Tunnicliffe
- Bushment Crisis Task Force: Collaborative Information Management and Awareness Building to Address the Unsustainanle Bushmeat Trade
Anne Warner
- The Hong Kong Wetland Park
Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department, The Government of Hong Kong SAR
- 6 Workshops of the Japanese Association of Zoos and Aquariums (JAZA)
Rieko Tanaka
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