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Výroční Zpráva 2018 2018 VÝROČNÍ ZPRÁVA Zoologická a botanická městazahrada Plzně / výroční zpráva 2018 Zoologická a botanická zahrada města Plzně Zoological and Botanical Garden Pilsen / Annual Report 2018 Provozovatel ZOOLOGICKÁ A BOTANICKÁ ZAHRADA MĚSTA PLZNĚ, příspěvková organizace ZOOLOGICKÁ A BOTANICKÁ ZAHRADA MĚSTA PLZNĚ POD VINICEMI 9, 301 00 PLZEŇ, CZECH REPUBLIC tel.: 00420/378 038 325, fax: 00420/378 038 302 e-mail: [email protected], www.zooplzen.cz Vedení zoo Management Ředitel Ing. Jiří Trávníček Director Ekonom Jiřina Zábranská Economist Provozní náměstek Ing. Radek Martinec Assistent director Vedoucí zoo. oddělení Bc. Tomáš Jirásek Head zoologist Zootechnik Svatopluk Jeřáb Zootechnicist Zoolog Ing. Lenka Václavová Curator of monkeys, carnivores Jan Konáš Curator of reptiles Miroslava Palacká Curator of ungulates Botanický náměstek, zoolog Ing. Tomáš Peš Head botanist, curator of birds, small mammals Botanik Mgr. Václava Pešková Botanist Propagace, PR Mgr. Martin Vobruba Education and PR Sekretariát Alena Voráčková Secretary Privátní veterinář MVDr. Jan Pokorný Veterinary Celkový počet zaměstnanců Total Employees (k 31. 12. 2018) 134 Zřizovatel Plzeň, statutární město, náměstí Republiky 1, Plzeň IČO: 075 370 tel.: 00420/378 031 111 Fotografie: Kateřina Misíková (cca 80 % fotografií), Miroslav Volf, Tereza Holá, Kristýna Rothová, František Václav, František Hykeš, Jiří Trojánek, Jan Brož, Jiří Trávníček, Tomáš Peš, Martin Vobruba, Jiřina Pešová, Radmila Matulová, Jan Dohnal, Pavel Pecháček archiv Zoo a BZ, DinoPark, Oživená prehistorie a autoři článků Redakce výroční zprávy: Martin Vobruba, Tomáš Peš, Alena Voráčková, Kateřina Misíková, Pavel Toman, David Nováček a autoři příspěvků 1 výroční zpráva 2018 OBSAH C o n t e n t s Úvod.............................................................................................................................................1 Obsah ..........................................................................................................................................2 Úvodní slovo ředitele...................................................................................................................3 Nejvýznamnější události roku 2018 ...........................................................................................4 Významná pracovní jubilea pracovníků .....................................................................................9 Seznam zaměstnanců ...............................................................................................................10 Ekonomické oddělení ...............................................................................................................12 Návštěvnost a návštěvníci .........................................................................................................16 Zoologické oddělení .................................................................................................................. 17 Studenokrevní ...........................................................................................................................18 Ptáci ...........................................................................................................................................23 Malí savci ...................................................................................................................................32 Primáti ......................................................................................................................................36 Šelmy .........................................................................................................................................39 Kopytníci ...................................................................................................................................43 Jak vznikla tropická expozice Filipíny? ....................................................................................54 Chov malých savců v Zoo Plzeň v letech 1999–2018 .................................................................64 Veterinární péče ........................................................................................................................69 Botanické oddělení ...................................................................................................................71 Provozní oddělení .....................................................................................................................74 Oddělení kontaktu s veřejností .................................................................................................81 Marketing ..................................................................................................................................85 Amfiteátr ...................................................................................................................................90 Víkendový program a další propagačně-vzdělávací činnost .....................................................92 Environmentální centrum Lüftnerka .....................................................................................104 Návštěvnická anketa ...............................................................................................................108 Sokolnické ukázky při Zoo a BZ ..............................................................................................109 DinoPark Zoo Plzeň ................................................................................................................112 Herpetologická konference .................................................................................................... 114 Oživená (pre)historie .............................................................................................................. 116 Kampaň EAZA Ztichlý les/Silent Forest ...................................................................................120 Veřejná sbírka .........................................................................................................................124 Projekty podporované prostřednictvím členských příspěvků ...............................................125 Talarak ....................................................................................................................................126 Ochrana zmije Latifiovy v NP Lar, Írán ...................................................................................127 Podpora záchranného projektu pro západní poddruh antilopy Derbyho .............................132 Žabí transfer, Plzeň – Valcha ...................................................................................................134 Chov a repatriace sýčka obecného ..........................................................................................136 Ochrana chřástala polního v Plzeňském kraji ....................................................................... 141 Počtvrté do Iránu – 5.–26. června 2018 .................................................................................. 147 Jižní Afrika 2018 .....................................................................................................................152 Expedice Tabernas 2018 .......................................................................................................... 154 Zoohry 2018 ............................................................................................................................162 Poděkování ..............................................................................................................................164 Vítězové 6. ročníku fotosoutěže ..............................................................................................165 Černobílá příloha Seznam chovaných zvířat v roce 2018 ....................................................................................1 Kmotři v roce 2018 ................................................................................................................70 ZOOLOGICKÁ2 A BOTANICKÁ ZAHRADA MĚSTA PLZNĚ výroční zpráva 2018 ÚVODNÍ SLOVO ŘEDITELE The director’s i n t r o d u c t i o n Ing. Jiří Trávníček Dear friends of our zoological and botanical ZOOLOGICKÁ A BOTANICKÁ ZAHRADA MĚSTA PLZNĚ garden, 2018 went by quite peacefully. There were a few interesting events and we opened a few unique exhibits. For example, I would like to mention the Butterfly Paradise – the Philippines exhibit, which was opened after two-year preparation at the end of the 2018. Vážení přátelé zoologické zahrady, The Philippines exhibit was built thanks to generous financial support of the Pilsen rok 2018 uplynul celkem v poklidu. Došlo Town Municipality. It instantly became the k řadě zajímavých událostí a k několika ote- most visited and most favourite exhibit in vřením unikátních expozic. Za všechny připo- our zoo. Another interesting new project, menu jen Motýlí ráj – Filipíny, který byl ote- where we present education along with vřen po dvouletých přípravách koncem roku. entertainment, is called “Tree as Ecosystem”. Stavba vznikla díky štědré finanční podpoře It was financed by the UMO 1. města Plzně a okamžitě se stala nejnavštěvo- After a long pause, we have a new general vanější a nejoblíbenější expozicí v naší zoo. partner of the zoo, a water processing com- Další zajímavý projekt „Strom jako eko- pany Vodárna Plzeň, a.s. systém“, kde spojujeme zábavu s edukací, We all were pleased by the long-awaited financovalo ÚMO 1. Po delší odmlce se nám record. Our zoo had a record number of podařilo získat nového generálního partnera 481,773
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