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Informational Issue of Eurasian Regional Association of Zoos and Aquariums 153 GOVERNMENT OF MOSCOW COMMITTEE FOR CULTURE EURASIAN REGIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ZOOS & AQUARIUMS MOSCOW ZOO INFORMATIONAL ISSUE OF EURASIAN REGIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ZOOS AND AQUARIUMS ISSUE № 35 VOLUME I ________________ MOSCOW – 2016 – 154 The current issue comprises information on EARAZA member zoos and other zoological institutions. The first part of the publication includes collection inventories and data on breeding in all zoological collections. The second part of the issue contains information on the meetings, workshops, trips and conferences which were held both in our country and abroad, as well as reports on the EARAZA activities. Chief executive editor Vladimir Spitsin President of Moscow Zoo Compiling Editors: Т. Andreeva V. Frolov N. Karpov L. Kuzmina V. Ostapenko T. Vershinina © 2016 Moscow Zoo 155 Eurasian Regional Association of Zoos and Aquariums (EARAZA) 123242 Russia, Moscow, Bolshaya Gruzinskaya 1. Telephone/fax: (499) 255-63-64 E-mail: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] Web: www.earaza.ru EARAZA Chairman: Vladimir V. Spitsin President of Moscow Zoo, Academician of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences Members of the presidium: Vladimir V. Fainstein Deputy Director for science of Tallinn Zoo Aleksei P. Khanzazuk Director of Kishinev Zoo Premysl Rabas Director of Dvur Kralove Zoo Vladimir N. Topchii Director of Nikolaev Zoo Martin Hovorka Director of Brno Zoo Executive Office: Executive Director: Vladimir E. Frolov, Head of the Scientific-Methodological Department of Moscow Zoo Chief Accountant: Oksana S. Afanas’eva 156 Senior Methodist: Tatyana F. Andreeva Senior Methodist of the Scientific-Methodological Department of Moscow Zoo Tatyana A. Vershinina Senior Methodist of the Scientific-Methodological Department of Moscow Zoo Tatyana D. Arzhanova Senior Methodist of the Executive Office 157 Dear Colleagues, We offer to your attention the 35rd volume of the Informational Materials on the Eurasian Regional Association of Zoos and Aquariums, which includes two volumes. This publication has been prepared by the EARAZA Zoo Informational Center (ZIC) based on the results of the analysis of the data provided by zoological institutions of the region. The volume contains data on 120 collections of regional zoos and a separate section dedicated to significant zoo events, news and other activities that took place at the zoos, aquariums, breeding stations and other zoological organizations. The volume also contains the latest data on the zoological collections of the CIS states, as well as some zoos of the Baltic states, Israel, Poland, Slovakia, Czech Republic and Bundesrepublik Deutschland. To make the publication timely and useful, the member zoos are requested to keep to the deadline for submission of the materials to the EARAZA ZIC. We would like to remind you that the information on your zoological institution, taxonomic inventories of the collections (according to the taxonomy recognized by our issues and including scientific names), as well as the data on breeding of animals as of the 1st of January of the current year, should be sent before the 1st of February. Please note that the data from the institutions that have not submitted the required information by the deadline will not be included in the next volume. Also, please try to observe the deadline when sending logotypes and guidebooks of your zoos for the general information section, as well as the notes on the zoo news and articles on education and methodical activities. Please be aware that proposals for the Appendices "Surplus and Wanted List of Animals" should be sent to the EARAZA ZIC twice a year, with the data being shown as of the 1st of January and of the 1st of July of the current year. 158 We would like to draw your attention to the fact that some changes have been made in the categories of the Red Book (IUCN)(see the Appendix No 1). We hope that timely data submission and release of the "Informational Issue" and the Appendices correspond to your professional interests, and our fruitful cooperation will be successfully continued in the future. Our readers can find the contents of this publication on the EARAZA website: www.earaza.ru Vladimir V. Spitsin Chairman of the Eurasian Regional Association of Zoos and Aquariums (EARAZA) President of the Moscow Zoo Chairman of the Council for Coordination of the Activities of Russian Zoos Academician of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences 159 INFORMATION ON THE ZOOLOGICAL COLLECTIONS on 1.01.2016 (Attendance for 2015 year) 160 161 Full and associated members of the EARAZA Azerbaijan 1 Armenia 1 Belarus 2 Czech Republic 10 Estonia 1 Israel 2 Kazakhstan 4 Moldova 1 Poland 1 Russia 49 Slovak Republic 2 Tadjikistan 1 Ukraine 8 Uzbekistan 1 Total: 84 Zoos that are not EARAZA members Belarus 2 Bundesrepublik Deutschland 1 Georgia 1 Latvia 1 Lithuania 1 Russia 5 Slovak Republic 1 Ukraine 1 Total: 13 Other zoological institutions that are not EARAZA members Kazakhstan 1 Russia 19 Ukraine 2 Uzbekistan 1 Total: 23 TOTAL – 120 162 Index of the geographical locations of the zoos 1. Abakan – 175 page 41. Karaganda – 173 page 2. Almaty – 172 “ 42. Kaunas – 201 “ 3. Anapa – 175 “ 43. Kazan – 180 “ 4. Arkhara – 176 “ 44. Khabarovsk – 181 “ 5 Askaniya-Nova – 194 “ 45. Kharkov – 195 “ 6. Astana – 173 “ 46. Kiev (“Bion”) – 211 “ 7. Baku – 160 “ 47. Kiev (Zoo) – 195 “ 8. Barnaul (“Altai Falcon”) – 205 “ 48. Kiryat Motzkin – 172 “ 9. Barnaul (Zoo) – 201 “ 49. Kishinev – 174 “ 10. Belgorod – 176 “ 50. Komsomolsk-on-Amur – 207 “ 11. Berdyansk – 194 “ 51. Kosice – 193 “ 12. Bolsherech’ye – 176 “ 52. Krasnodar – 207 “ 13. Bratislava – 192 “ 53. Krasnoyarsk – 181 “ 14. Brno – 167 “ 54. Lipetsk – 181 “ 15. Brykin Bor – 177 “ 55. Lodz – 174 “ 16. Chelyabinsk – 177 “ 56. Magdeburg – 199 “ 17. Cherkassy – 195 “ 57. Minsk – 167 “ 18. Chernogolovka – 205 “ 58. Moscow (Aqua Logo 19. Chita – 178 “ engineering) – 182 “ 20. Chleby – 168 “ 59. Moscow (Zoo) – 182 “ 21. Chomutov – 168 “ 60. Moscow 22. Donetsk – 211 “ (Isk Evro-Polis) – 183 “ 23. Dushanbe – 193 “ 61. Moscow (MosBio) – 183 “ 24. Dvur Kralove – 168 “ 62. Moscow Khimki – 183 “ 25. Ekaterinburg – 178 “ 63. Moscow “Moskvarium” – 207 “ 26. Ekaterinburg 64. Nalchik – 201 “ “Kholzan” – 206 “ 65. Nikolaev – 196 “ 27. Elizovo – 178 “ 66. N.Novgorod 28. Essentuki – 206 “ (Exotarium) – 208 “ 29. Galichya Gora – 206 “ 67. N.Novgorod 30. Golubitskaya – 206 “ (Zoo „Limpopo“) – 184 “ 31. Grodno – 167 “ 68. N.Novgorod 32. Haifa – 171 “ (Zoo „Switzerland“) – 184 “ 33. Hluboka nad Vltavou – 169 “ 69. Novosibirsk – 184 “ 34. Hodonin – 169 “ 70. Novyi Urengoy – 208 “ 35. Ivanovo – 179 “ 71. Odessa (Oceanarium) – 196 “ 36. Irkutsk – 207 “ 72. Odessa (Zoo) – 196 “ 37. Izhevsk – 179 “ 73. Olomouc – 169 “ 38. Kagan – 212 “ 74. Omsk – 185 “ 39. Kaliningrad (Museum) – 180 “ 75. Penza – 185 “ 40. Kaliningrad (Zoo) – 179 “ 76. Perm – 185 “ 163 77. Prague – 170 page 99. Tallinn – 171 page 78. Riga – 200 “ 100. Tambov – 210 “ 79. Rostov-on-Don – 186 “ 101. Tashkent – 197 “ 80. Rovno – 203 “ 102. Tbilisi – 200 “ 81. Samara – 186 “ 103. Tula – 189 “ 82. St Petersburg 104. Ulan-Ude – 210 “ (Oceanarium) – 186 “ 105. Vitebsk – 199 “ 83. St Petersburg (Zoo) – 187 “ 106. Vladivostok („Akvamir“) – 190 “ 84. Saransk – 187 “ 107. Vladivostok (Institute) – 190 “ 85. Semey – 205 “ 108. Volzhskii – 210 “ 86. Sevastopol – 208 “ 109. Vorobji – 202 “ 87. Seversk – 187 “ 110. Voronezh (Oceanarium) – 190 “ 88. Shymkent – 173 “ 111. Voronezh (Zoo) – 202 “ 89. Smolensk – 188 “ 112. Vyshkov – 170 “ 90. Sochi (Aquarium) – 188 “ 113. Yakutsk – 191 “ 91. Sochi (IMP RAMS) – 209 “ 114. Yalta – 202 “ 92. Sortavala – 209 “ 115. Yaroslavl – 191 “ 93. Spišská nová ves – 203 “ 116. Yerevan – 166 “ 94. Staryi Oskol – 188 “ 117. Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk – 191 “ 95. Stavropol – 189 “ 118. Zelenogorsk – 192 “ 96. Surgut – 189 “ 119. Zheleznogorsk – 192 “ 97. Syktyvkar – 210 “ 120. Zhlobin – 199 “ 98. Tabor-Vetrovy – 170 “ 164 165 1. Information on the full and associated members of the Eurasian Regional Association of Zoos and Aquariums (EARAZA) Full and associated members: 166 Armenia Y E R E V A N Population – 1.200.000 Yerevan Zoo 375025 Yerevan, pr. Myasnikyana 20. Open 1928. Tel.: (37410) 56-23-62, 56-21-65. Tel.: /fax: (37410) 55-46-00. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: www.yerevanzoo.am. Director: Ruben A. Khachatryan. Deputy Director: Arman A. Makaryan. Head specialist: Anna Iv. Asaturyan. Vet: Arutyun T. Oganesyan. 105 staff. 35 ha. Att. – 296,000. Mammals – 45 spp., 217 specimens; birds – 46 spp., 396 specimens; reptiles – 20 spp., 63 specimens; fishes – 27 spp., 457 specimens. Total: 138 spp., 1 033 specimens. Speciality – rare animals of Armenia and South Caucasus. Azerbaijan B A K U Population – 2.200.000 Baku Zoo 1007 Baku, ul. Bakikhanova 39, AZ. Open 1942. Tel.: (994) 440-10-96. Tel./fax: (99412) 441-04-54. E-mail: [email protected], [email protected]. Web: www.Baku-zoo.com. Director: Guseinov Azer Ragim ogly. Deputy Director, Zoovet: Sultanov Chingiz Dzhumali ogly. Vet: Aisel A. Guseinova. 42 staff. 4.2 ha. Att. – 78,000. Mammals – 36 spp., 140 specimens; birds – 59 spp., 286 specimens; reptiles – 13 spp., 58 specimens; amphibians – 1 spp., 2 specimens; fishes – 41 spp., 654 specimens. Total: 150 spp., 1 140 specimens. 167 Belarus G R O D N O Population – 362.895 Grodno Zoo 230023 Grodno, ul. Timiryazeva, 11. Open 1927. Tel.: (375152) 77-28-38, 77-28-86, 77-35-19. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: www.grodnozoo.by. Director: Oleg I. Zhdankin. Deputy Director: Vitalii S. Gumennyi. Vet: Elena V. Nerod. 112 staff. 5.35 ha. Att. – 176,111. Mammals – 79 spp., 1 305 specimens; birds – 98 spp., 725 specimens; reptiles – 38 spp., 108 specimens; amphibians – 12 spp., 20 specimens; fishes – 57 spp., 355 specimens; invertebrates – 20 spp. Total: 304 spp., 2 513 specimens+. M I N S K Population – 1.949.000 Minsk Zoo 220066 Minsk, ul. Tashkentskaya, 40. Open 1984. Tel.: (37517) 340-21-78, 340-51-78. Tel./fax: (37517) 340-21-75. E-mail: [email protected]. Web: www.minskzoo.by.
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