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Uncatalogued Zoo Material Uncatalogued Zoo and Aquarium Guide Books held in ZSL Library Country City/Region Name of Zoo or Aquarium Holdings ARGENTINA BUENOS AIRES JARDIN ZOOLOGICAL MUNICIPAL DE BUENOS AIRES 1908/1909, 1922, 1950, 1974 ARMENIA EREVAN YEREVAN / EREVAN ZOO 1943 AUSTRALIA ADELAIDE ADELAIDE ZOO 1982, 1984, 1987, 1990 (2ND ED.) AUSTRALIA ALICE SPRINGS ALICE SPRINGS DESERT PARK AUSTRALIA BEERWAH AUSTRALIA ZOO 2003 AUSTRALIA BROOME PEARL COAST ZOO 1988 AUSTRALIA CAIRNS AUSTRALIAN BIRD PARK 1980 AUSTRALIA COCKLEBIDDY EYRE BIRD OBSERVATORY ROYAL AUSTRALASIAN ORNITHOLOGISTS' UNION AUSTRALIA DUBBO WESTERN PLAINS ZOO SAFARI KIT ANIMALS OF THE WESTERN PLAINS ZOO, BIRDS OF THE AUSTRALIA DUBBO WESTERN PLAINS ZOO WESTERN PLAINS ZOO AUSTRALIA DUBBO WESTERN PLAINS ZOO 1981 ZOO BOOK 1ST EDITION AUSTRALIA SYDNEY FEATHERDALE WILDLIFE PARK AUSTRALIA HEALESVILLE HEALESVILLE SANCTUARY 195-?, 196-?, 1969, 197-?, 1974, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1991 1980 JOINT PAMPHLET W/ MELBOURNE ZOO AUSTRALIA WERRIBEE PARK WERRIBEE PARK 197-?, 1982/1983? AUSTRALIA WERRIBEE PARK WERRIBEE PARK STATE EQUESTRIAN CENTRE 1982/1983? AUSTRALIA KALLANGUR ALMA ZOO & TROPICAL PALM GARDENS 1970? AUSTRALIA LARA SERENDIP WILDLIFE RESEARCH STATION 1983 JULY AUSTRALIA BRISBANE LONE PINE ? 1922, 195-?, 1971?, 1973 (2ND ED.), 1977?, 1983, 1986 AUSTRALIA MELBOURNE MELBOURNE ZOO (4TH ED.) AUSTRALIA MOUNT LOFTY CLELAND NATIONAL PARK 196-?, 196-? AUSTRALIA PERTH PERTH ZOO 196-?, 197-? (X2) AUSTRALIA ROSEBUD PENINSULA GARDENS TOURIST PARK & ZOO 196-? AUSTRALIA SYDNEY SYDNEY AQUARIUM 1988 194-?, 195-?, 195-?, 1960, 196-? 196-?, 196-?, 197-?, 197- AUSTRALIA SYDNEY TARONGA ZOO ?, 197-? 197-? (x2), 1974, 1983, 1988, 200-? AUSTRALIA TOWNSVILLE TOWNSVILLE TOWN COMMON 196-? AUSTRIA INNSBRUCK ALPENZOO INNSBRUCK 1966, 1967, 1970, 197-?, 197-?, 1983, 1986, 200-? AUSTRIA SALZBURG HAUS DER NATUR SALZBURG 1954, 1959, 1968, 1970, 1987 (2ND ED.) AUSTRIA HELLBRUNN HELLBRUNNER ZOO SALZBURG 1966, 197-?, 199-? 1959, 1962, 1971 (2ND ED.), 1989, 1989?, 199-?, 199-?, AUSTRIA VIENNA SCHONBRUNNER TIERGARTEN 1992 (x2), 200-?, 2002 (x3), 2002 (250TH ANNIVERSARY), 2003, 2010, 2010? AUSTRIA VIENNA NAT HISTORISCHE MUSEUM WIEN 2003? BAHRAIN AL-AREEN AL-AREEN WILDLIFE PARK AND RESERVE 198-?, 198-?, 198-? BARBADOS ST.PETER BARBADOS WILDLIFE RESERVE 197-?, 197-?, 198-?, 987 192-?, 193-?, 193-?, 194-?, 1955?, 196-?, 1966, 197-?, 198- BELGIUM ANTWERP LE JARDIN ZOOLOGIQUE D'ANVERS 1993 IS 150TH ANNIVERSARY GUIDE; 2009 IS KAI-MOOK (ASIAN ELEPHANT) BIRTH GUIDE ?, 198-?, 199-?, 1993, 2003, 2005, 2009 BELGIUM ANTWERP ANTWERP ZOO 196-? IMAGES DU ZOO' GUIDEBOOK BY XAVIER MARCHAND Uncatalogued Zoo and Aquarium Guide Books held in ZSL Library Country City/Region Name of Zoo or Aquarium Holdings BELGIUM BRUGELETTE (HAINAUT) PARC PARADISIO (NOW PAIRI DAZA ZOO) 2005 BELGIUM GENK LIMBURGSE ZOO 197-?, 199-? BELGIUM LANAKEN CRACID BREEDING AND CONSERVATION CENTER 2004? BELGIUM PLANCKENDAEL PLANCKENDAEL ZOO 196-?, 197-?, 200-?, 2003 BOLIVIA POTOSI RESERVA NACIONAL DE FAUNA ANDINA EDUARDO AVAROA 1996 BRAZIL RIO DE JANEIRO CENTRO DE PRIMATOLOGIA DE RIO DE JANEIRO 199-? BRAZIL RIO DE JANEIRO FUNDACAO RIOZOO 199-? BRAZIL RIO GRANDE DO SUL PARQUE ZOOLOGICO DA FUNDACAO ZOOBOTANICA DO RIO GRANDE DO SUL 197-? BRAZIL SAO PAULO FUNDACAO PARQUE ZOOLOGICO DE SAO PAULO 198-?, 198-? BULGARIA SOFIA ZOO SOFIA 1953, 1967, 198-?, 1988 (X2) 196-?, 196-?, 196-?, 196-?, 196-?, 196-?, 196-?, 196-?, 196- CANADA ALBERTA ALBERTA PROVINCE FAUNA & FLORA OF ALBERTA SERIES ?, 196-?,196-? 195-?, 195-?, 196-?, 196-?, 196-?, 196-?, 1986 (x2), 1988 CANADA CALGARY CALGARY ZOO (x2), 1990?, 1993? CANADA CALGARY CALGARY ZOO'S PREHISTORIC PARK 1987 CANADA CALGARY CALGARY ZOO BOTANICAL GDN & PREHISTORIC PARK 1988 PANDA MAGIC FOLDOUT GUIDE CANADA CALGARY CALGARY ZOO 1988 ZOOCARE ANIMAL SPONSORSHIP PROGRAMME CANADA CALGARY CALGARY ZOO 1986 DOCENT(VOLUNTEER) PROGRAMME CANADA CAMBRIDGE AFRICAN LION SAFARI 1987 LION COVER CANADA EDMONTON ALBERTA GAME FARM 196-?, 196-? CANADA GRANBY GRANBY ZOO 196-?, 1987, 1988 7TH EDITION CANADA GUELPH KORTRIGHT WATERFOWL PARK 196-? CANADA GEESE COVER FOLDOUT GUIDE CANADA KAMLOOPS THE B.C. WILDLIFE PARK 196-? MOOSE COVER FOLDOUT GUIDE CANADA MONTREAL MONTREAL AQUARIUM 200-? CANADA MONTREAL JARDIN DES MERVEILLES/PARC LAFONTAINE 195-?, 1959 CANADA MONTREAL BIODOME DE MONTREAL (FORMERLY PARC LAFONTAINE) 200-?(X2) CANADA MONTREAL BIODOME DE MONTREAL ( FORMERLY PARC LAFONTAINE) 200-? BIRDWATCHING AT THE BIODOME CANADA NORTH RUSTICO PACIFIC EDWARD ISLAND WILDLIFE PARK 195-?, 1970 CANADA QUEBEC L'AQUARIUM DE QUEBEC 196-?, 196-?, 1965, 1970?, 1984 CANADA QUEBEC ZOO QUEBEC 1956?, 1966 CANADA SASKATOON FORESTRY FARM PARK & ZOO 1988 (X2), 1988 1988 IS ZOO-LOGIC (AN EDUCATOR'S GUIDE TO DISCOVERING THE ZOO) CANADA ST.FELICIEN JARDIN ZOOLOGIQUE DE ST.FELICIEN 196-?, 196-?, 1988 (X2), 1988 1988 IS SCHOOLS PROGRAMME FOLDOUT GUIDE 197-?, 197-?, 197-?, 197-?, 197-?, 197-?, 1977 (X2), 1979, CANADA TORONTO METRO TORONTO ZOO 1982, 1983, 1989, CANADA TORONTO METRO TORONTO ZOO 198-? ZOO FOR ALL SEASONS CANADA VANCOUVER VANCOUVER AQUARIUM 196-?, 197-?, 197-?, 197-?, 198-?, 198-?, 1996 PUBLIC AQUARIUM GUIDE CANADA VANCOUVER STANLEY PARK 197-? CLOSED AFTER PUBLIC REFERENDUM IN DEC. 1997 CANADA VICTORIA VICTORIA UNDERSEA GARDENS 200-? A WINDOW TO AN UNDERWATER WORLD Uncatalogued Zoo and Aquarium Guide Books held in ZSL Library Country City/Region Name of Zoo or Aquarium Holdings CANADA ONTARIO VINELAND STATION 195-? A.K.A. PRUDHOMMES'S ANIMAL PARK CANADA WINNIPEG ASSINBOINE PARK ZOO 1960, 1969 PRONGHORN COVER CHINA BEIJING NAN HAIZI MILU PARK / BEIJING BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION CENTER 201-?, 201-? AKA PERE DAVID'S DEER RESERVE CHINA BEIJING (PEKING) PEKING ZOO 196-?, 1988 196-? IS GIANT PANDA COVER / 2 COPIES; 1988 IS FOLDOUT MAP CHINA CHENGDU CHENGDU ZOO 197-? RED PANDA COVER CHINA HANGZHOU HANGZHOU SAFARI PARK 200-? ORANG-UTAN COVER FOLDOUT MAP CHINA HANGZHOU HANGZHOU ZOO 197-? TIGER COVER CHINA SHANGHAI SHANGHAI ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN 196-?, 198-? (X2) COLOMBIA BARRANQUILLA JARDIN ZOOLOGICO DE BARRANQUILLA 198-? FOLDOUT GUIDE WITH MAP CUBA HAVANA JARDIN ZOOLOGICO DE LA HABANA 196-?, 196-?, 196-? UNA VISITA AL PARQUE ZOOLOGICO DE LA HABANA' CUBA HAVANA PARQUE ZOOLOGICO NACIONAL DE CUBA 198-? 2 ATTRACTIONS FOR CHILDREN FOLDOUT GUIDE CZECH REPUBLIC BRNO BRNO ZOO 196-?, 2006 CZECH REPUBLIC BRNO ZOOPARK CHOMUTOV 200-? MARTEN? COVER 196-? IS BEAR COVER, 2001 IS CZECH-SAXON EXPOSITION IN DECIN ZOO SHEPHERD'S WALL CZECH REPUBLIC DECIN ZOOLOGICKA ZAHRADA DECIN 196-? GUIDEBOOK CZECH REPUBLIC DVUR KRALOVE DVUR KRALOVE NAD LABEM ZOO 199-?, 2000, 2000, 200-?, 200-? 200-? ARE AFRICAN EVEN-TOED UNGULATES & BIRDS FOLDOUT MAPS CZECH REPUBLIC LIBEREC SEVEROCESKA ZOOLOGICKA ZAHRADA LIBEREC 1989 (X2), 1991, 1992? CZECH REPUBLIC OLOMOUC ZOOLOGICKA ZAHRADA OLOMOUC 1966?, 1983, 1988, 198-? 10 YEARS (1956-66)FOLDOUT GUIDE, 1983, 1988 ARE FLAMINGOS COVER CZECH REPUBLIC OSTRAVA OSTRAVSKA ZOOLOGICKA ZAHRADA 198-? FLAMINGOS COVER CZECH REPUBLIC PLZEN PLZENSKA ZOO 200-?, 2006 CZECH REPUBLIC PLZEN PLZENSKA ZOO 200-? AKVA TERA - REPTILES/AMPHIBIANS/AQUARIA/INVERTEBRATES FOLDOUT GUIDE CZECH REPUBLIC PRAHA NARODNI MUZEUM PRAHA 1960, 2000 1953, 1955, 1956?, 1956?, 1956?, 1971, 1989 (X2), 199-?, CZECH REPUBLIC PRAHA ZOO PRAHA 2 X 2010 ARE KOMODO DRAGON PAMPHLETS 2003, 2010?, 2010, 2010, 201-? CZECH REPUBLIC PRAHA ZOO PRAHA 1955 AQUARIUM GUIDE CZECH REPUBLIC USTI NAD LABEM ZOOLOGICKA ZAHRADA USTI NAD LABEM 198-? (X2), 198-?, 198-?, 198-?, CZECH REPUBLIC ZLIN ZOOLOGICKA ZAHRADA A ZAMEK LESNA 1960, 1973, 200-? 1973 IS CHATEAU GUIDE DENMARK AALBORG AALBORG ZOO 199-?, 199-?, WOLF COVER DENMARK AALBORG AALBORG ZOO 1993 2ND REVISED EDITION ORANG UTAN COVER ENGLISH GUIDE DENMARK AALBORG AALBORG TOURIST BUREAU 2000 ENGLISH GUIDE WITH AALBORG ZOO DETAILS DENMARK BANDHOLM KNUTHENBORG PARK 1956, 197-?, 1971, 197-?, 197-? DENMARK COPENHAGEN DANMARKS AKVARIUM 194-?, 195-?, 195-?, 196-?, 197-?, 197-?, 1971, 1990 1920, 1925, 1934, 1936, 1939, 1945, 194-?, 1950, 1953, DENMARK COPENHAGEN ZOO KOBENHAVN 1958, 1959, 1961, 196-? (X2), 1963, 1969, 197-?, 197-?, 1982/83, 1988 (X4), 2001 (X2) DENMARK ESBJERG AKVARIET ESBJERG / SALTVANDSAKVARIET 1972, 1977, 1987 1987 IS 20TH ANNIVERSARY DENMARK GIVSKUD LOVEPARKEN ZOO GIVSKUD 198-?, 1988 DENMARK KOLIND SKANDINAVISK DYREPARK DJURSLAND (SCANDINAVIAN WILDLIFE PARK) 2012, 2012, 2012 2 OF 2012 PAMPHLETS ADVERTISE SIKU, POLAR BEAR CUB DOMINICAN REPUBLIC SANTO DOMINGO PARQUE ZOOLOGICAL NACIONAL (ZOODOM) 197-?, 1977, 1979 (X2) Uncatalogued Zoo and Aquarium Guide Books held in ZSL Library Country City/Region Name of Zoo or Aquarium Holdings ESTONIA TALLINN TALLINN ZOO 1996 (X3) FINLAND HELSINKI HELSINKI ZOO 195-?, 197-?, 197-?, 1975, 198-?, 1986, 1990, 1997 FRANCE AMIENS AMIENS ZOO 1987, 199-? FRANCE AMNEVILLE AMNEVILLE AQUARIUM & ZOO 199-?, 1997?, 2008, 2009 FRANCE AUNEAU LES FELINS D'AUNEAU 1998 SEE ALSO CHARTRES MUSEUM NATIONAL D'HISTOIRE NATURELLE / RESERVE ZOOLOGIQUE DE LA FRANCE AZAY-LE-FERRON 199-?, 199-? HAUTE TOUCHE FRANCE BESANCON LA CITADELLE DE BESANCON 200-? FRANCE CHARTRES SITE ZOOLOGIQUE LISIEUX/LES FELINS D'AUNEAU 199-? CERZA ASSOCIATION CONSERVATION PUBLICATION FRANCE CLERES PARC ZOOLOGIQUE DE CLERES 193-?, 194-? FRANCE COUCY-LES-EPPES LE ZOO INSOLITE DE COUCY-LES-EPPES 196-? FRANCE DOUE ZOO DOUE 198-?, 199-? FRANCE LA FLECHE PARC ZOOLOGIQUE DU TERTRE-ROUGE 197-?, 197-? FRANCE FREJUS PARC ZOOLOGIQUE SAFARI DE FREJUS 199-? FRANCE LE GUERNO PARC ZOOLOGIQUE DE BRANFERRE LE GUERNO 200-? WALLABY COVER FOLDOUT GUIDE FRANCE LISIEUX PREMIER SITE ZOOLOGICAL REGIONAL 200-? FRANCE MONTPELLIER LE PARC
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