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 World Zoos of Asia
Stay updated on what IZE members in Asia are doing to promote conservation efforts in their areas. Learn about education programs, browse the list of IZE members and their regions, and find contact information for the Regional Representative.
North and Southeast Asia
North and Southeast Asia consists of Burma, Cambodia, China, Japan, Laos, Malaysia, Mongolia, North Korea, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, and Vietnam.
Regional Update
By Regional Representative
Isabel Li (March 2011)
Learn more about the exciting events in North and Southeast Asia. Read the full report.
 
Third Asian Zoo Educators' Conference
The third Asian Zoo Educators’
Conference was held at Taipei Zoo September 18-22, 2011 with the
theme "Focus On Rainforest Eco-System Thinking”. Seventy-seven
participants representing 38 organizations from 14 regions attended the conference.
The presentation abstracts are available as well as a conference evaluation. The conference website also offers a wrap-up of the conference. http://newweb.zoo.gov.tw/azec2011/
South Asia
The South Asia region consists of
Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka.
Regional Update
By Regional Representative
Meena Nareshwar
(October 2011)
Read more about the events and activities throughout South Asia.
Conservation Education Network Retreat
Educators in South Asia have created a Conservation Education Network, which is an assemblage of people working on conservation education to interact and share experiences, concerns, assess strengths and
weaknesses, and explore avenues for collaborations. Each year, they organize
a retreat which enables the participants to gather, meet educators from other institutions, and learn from these educators and the host facility. Read about the latest retreat, which was hosted by the Keystone Foundation on October 10, 2010.
Ceenario, Edition 50
Learn more about the Centre for Environmental Education's recent events, through their newsletter, "ceenario".
Past editions can be also be viewed: Edition 45, Edition 46, Edition 48, and Edition 49.
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Asia Membership List
The IZE Membership List is updated quarterly. This list was last updated September 30, 2011.
| Country |
First name |
Last name |
Organization |
| China |
Xu |
Ping |
Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding |
| China |
YiMei |
Wang |
Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding |
| Hong Kong |
Lily (Cheung Ling Li, Lily) |
Cheung |
Ocean Park Hong Kong |
| Hong Kong |
Tracy (Lau Cheuk Ying, Tracy) |
Lau |
Ocean Park Hong Kong |
| Hong Kong |
Isabel (Li Mei Ying, Isabel) |
Li |
Ocean Park Hong Kong |
| Hong Kong |
Jane (Ng Po Chu, Jane) |
Ng |
Ocean Park Hong Kong |
| India |
Meena |
Nareshwar |
Centre for Environment Education |
| India |
Mamatha |
Sathyanarayana |
De Paul Residential School and College |
| India |
Parag |
Dhakate |
Forest Department |
| India |
Tanuja |
Dasharath Haunsbhavi |
Nature Conservation Foundation |
| India |
K.B. |
Markandaiah |
Sri Chamarajendra Zoological Gardens |
| India |
Payal Molur |
Bhojwani |
Go Wild Workshops |
| India |
BA |
Daniel |
Zoo Outreach Organisation |
| India |
Rengasamy |
Marimuthu |
Zoo Outreach Organisation |
| India |
Sally |
Walker |
Zoo Outreach Organisation |
| Iran |
Mehdi |
Mojtahedi |
Damavand Azad Universit |
| Japan |
Fumio |
Kajiura |
Kurashiki University of Science and Arts |
| Japan |
Hiroyuki |
Takahashi |
Chiba Zoological Park |
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