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09 Mar ZPM Full 2009 Calendar for Zoo people from various sources March 13-16, 2009 - 37th Symposium of the June 5, 2009 - WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY European Association of Aquatic Mammals, hosted (www.unep.org) by Mediterraneo Marine Park in Malta (www.mediterraneo.com.mt/eaamconference) June 10-14, 2009 - VDZ Annual Conference, hosted by Augsburg Zoo, Germany <www.zoodirektoren.de/> March 14, 2009 - CIRCC/CPM (Committee on Population Management) Meeting, hosted by Al Ain June 16-20, 2009 - 7th Intl Zoo and Aquarium Zoo, United Arab Emirates Marketing Conf. Odense Zoo and Givskud Zoo, Denmark. More information will follow in due time. March 15, 2009 - ISIS Board Meeting, hosted by Al Ain Zoo, UAE. August 31-September 2, 2009 - 3rd Orangutan SSP Husbandry Workshop, Zoo Atlanta, USA. For March 16-17, 2009 - Mid-Year CBSG Steering more info contact: [email protected] or Committee Meeting, hosted by Al Ain Zoo, UAE [email protected]. March 17-21, 2009 - ECAMS and EAAV Conference September 12-18, 2009 - AZA Annual Conference, jointly organised by the European College of Avian hosted by the Oregon Zoo, Portland, OR, USA Medicine and Surgery and the European Association of <www.aza.org> Avian Veterinarians. Hotel Ter Elst, Antwerp (Belgium) www.ecams-online.org/public/conference.asp September 14-19, 2009 - EAZA AGM 2009, held in Kopenhagen (www.eaza.net) March 18-19, 2008 - WAZA Council Meeting, hosted by Al Ain Zoo, United Arab Emirates. September 14-20, 2009 - 26th EAZA Annual Conference, Copenhagen Zoo, Denmark. March 22-25, 2009 - 5th International Hornbill Conference, Botany Centre, Singapore Botanic Garden, September 24-29, 2009 - 3rd Intl Congress on Singapore <[email protected]>. Zoo Keeping and the 36th American Association of Zoo Keepers National Conference. The Puget March 23-26, 2009 - ARAZPA Annual Conference, Sound Chapter of AAZK and WoodlandPark Zoo, For hosted by Sea World Gold Coast (Australia) more info : http://www.iczoo.org http:// <www.arazpa.org.au>. www.pugetsoundaazk.org April 1-4, 2009 - Operation Big Bird, International October 1-7, 2009 - 55th Annual Wildlife Week of Cassowary Summit, Cairns, Queensland, Australia India. All Indian organisations, institutions, (www.arf.net.au/summit ) departments celebrate the wildlife of India. Contacts : [email protected] or [email protected] April 26May 1, 2009 - Behavior Management Alliance 2009 ABMA. Annual Conference October 4, 2009 - WORLD ANIMAL DAY Providence, Rhode Island. Registration open at <www.worldanimalday.org.uk/index.asp> www.theabma.org. October 2-4, 2009 - CBSG SSC IUCN, Annual May 15-17, 2009 - EAZA Mid-Year Council meeting Conference, St. Louis Zoo at the Renaissance Grand 2009, held in Dvur Kralové nad Labem. Hotel, St. Louis (MO), USA. For more info contact: http:// <www.eaza.net> www.cbsg.org May 20-22, 2009 - PAAZAB Conference. October 4-8, 2009 - 64th WAZA Annual Uganda Wildlife Education Centre, Entebbe, Uganda Conference, St. Louis Zoo at the Renaissance Grand For more info contact: <www.uweczoo.org> Hotel, St. Louis (MO), USA. For more info contact: http:// www.waza.org May 21-25, 2009 - IZW/EAZWV Conference and EAZWV AGM, hosted by Beekse Bergen Safari Park October 13-15, 2009 - Neotropical Primate (The Netherlands) Husbandry, Research, and Conservation Conference, hosted by the Brookfield Zoo, USA May 20-24, 2009 - International Conference on ([email protected]) Diseases of Zoo and Wild Animals 2009. Safaripark Beekse Bergen, Hilvarenbeek, The January 14-31, 2010 - Animal Welfare Netherlands. Contact: [email protected] Fortnightly, Animal Welfare Board of India http://www.zoovet-conference.org October 19-23, 2010 - 20th International Zoo May 31June 5, 2009 - 9th International Educators (IZE) Biennial Conference, Conference on Environmental Enrichment. Disneys Animal Kingdom, Florida, USA. For more Torquay, Devon, UK. 1st call for papers/registration: information, please visit http://www.izea.net www.reec.info or [email protected] ZOOS' PRINT, Volume XXIV, Number 3, March 2009, (RNI 10:6) 5.
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