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Name Organization Address City / State E-Mail Phone Fax Sanchez Name Organization Address City / State E-Mail Phone Fax Sanchez, Hamilton Adventure Aquarium 2258 Cove Pennsauken, NJ 08110 [email protected] 856.365.3300 856.365.3311 Seymour, Donald B. Adventure Aquarium 220 Buttonwood St. Delanco, NJ 08075 [email protected] 856.365.3300 856.365.3311 Agricultural and Biological Engineering Dept., Univirsity of Friedlander, Lee Florida PO Box 110570 Gainesville, FL. 32611-0570 [email protected] 352.213.7477 Martinelli, Joe Albuquerque Biological Park 903 Tenth Street SW Albuquerque, NM 87102 [email protected] 505. 764.6211 505. 764.6281 Almieda-Rodarte, Ramiro Aquarium of the Pacific 100 Aquarium Way Long Beach, CA 90802 [email protected] 562.951.3183 562.628.0631 Anstey, Mark Aquarium of the Pacific 100 Aquarium Way Long Beach, CA 90802 [email protected] 562.951.5344 562.628.0631 Ewell, Tom Aquarium of the Pacific 100 Aquarium Way Long Beach, Ca 90802 [email protected] 562.951.3171 562.628.0631 Hagan, Micah Aquarium of the Pacific 100 Aquarium Way Long Beach, CA. 90802 [email protected] 562.951.3199 562.628.0631 Jaeger, Darin Aquarium of the Pacific 100 Aquarium Way Long Beach, Ca 90802 [email protected] 562.951.3171 562.628.0631 Ritchie, Steve Aquarium of the Pacific 100 Aquarium Way Long Beach, CA. 90802 [email protected] 562.951.3181 562.628.0631 Sargeant, Osgood "Bill" Aquarium of the Pacific 100 Aquarium Way Long Beach, CA 90802 [email protected] 562.951.3185 562.628.0631 Taira, Thomas Aquarium of the Pacific 100 Aquarium Way Long Beach, CA 90802 [email protected] 562.951.5344 562.628.0631 Atlantas Hotel and Casino Casino 242. 363.2000 Jones, Elkin H. Atlantas, Kerzner International Drive Nassau, N.P. N-4777 [email protected] X66159 242.363.6305 Paradise Island Drive, Nassau, N.P. 242.363.2000 Lockhart, Kino Sheffield Atlantas, Kerzner International Atlantas Hotel and Casino N-4777 [email protected] X65997 242.363.6305 242.363.2000 Kelly, Glen Atlantis, Kerzner International Casino Drive Nassau, N.P. N-4777 [email protected] x65482 242.363.6305 1 716.837.3900 Aquilina, Gerald Buffalo Zoological Gardens 300 Park Side Ave Buffalo NY 14214 [email protected] x130 716.837.0738 Brown, Joel Busch Gardens Tampa PO Box 9158 Tampa, Fl 33674 813.987.5773 813.987.5224 Chang, Paschal Busch Gardens Tampa PO Box 9158 Tampa, Fl 33674 [email protected] 813.987.5773 813.987.5224 Collura, Gaspare Busch Gardens Tampa PO Box 9158 Tampa, Fl 33674 813.987.5773 813.987.5224 Hoover, Yvonne Busch Gardens Tampa PO Box 9158 Tampa, Fl 33674 813.987.5773 813.987.5224 Lindsay, John Busch Gardens Tampa PO Box 9158 Tampa, FL 33674 [email protected] 813.987.5199 813.987.5224 Monroe, Johnny Busch Gardens Tampa P. O. Box 9158 Tampa, FL 33674 813.987.5349 813.987.5224 Steullet, Rick Busch Gardens Tampa P. O. Box 9158 Tampa, FL. 33674 813.987.5349 813.987.5224 3605 East Bougainvillea Ave PO Tenhagen, George Busch Gardens Tampa Box 9158 Tampa FL. 33612 [email protected] 813. 987.5196 813.987.5224 3605 East Bougainvillea Ave P. O. Vazquez, Ivonne Busch Gardens Tampa Box 9158 Tampa, FL 33674 [email protected] 813.987.5773 813.987.5224 Marchlewski, Danny Busch Gardens Tampa PO Box 9158 Tampa, FL 33637 [email protected] 813987.5773 813987.5224 Steer, Sander Calgary Zoo 1300 Zoo Road N.E. Calgary, AB T2E7V6 [email protected] 403.232.9397 403.237.7582 Wardlow, David Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Gardens 3400 Vine Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 45220 [email protected] 513.475.6134 513.569.8213 248.398.0903 ext. Wilbert, Paul D Detroit Zoological Institute 8450 West Ten Mile Road Royal Oak, MI 48068 [email protected] 3243 248.691.4194 Flint, Richard Discovery Cove / SeaWorld 7008 Sea World Drive, Orlando, FL 32821 [email protected] 407.370.1184 407.370.1669 LaFoy, Christine Discovery Cove / SeaWorld 7007 Sea World Drive Orlando, FL. 32821-8097 407.363.2196 407.363.2198 2 Moores, Tom Discovery Cove / SeaWorld 7007 Sea World Drive Orlando, FL. 32821-8097 [email protected] 407.363.2196 407.363.2198 Rafferty, Jack Discovery Cove / SeaWorld 7007 Sea World Drive Orlando, FL 32821 [email protected] 407.370.1184 407.370.1669 Scheffl, Bryan Discovery Cove / SeaWorld 7008 Sea World Drive Orlando, FL 32821 [email protected] 407.351.6183 407.370.1669 Sikorsky, Linda Discovery Cove / SeaWorld 7007 Sea World Drive Orlando, FL. 32821-8097 407.363.2196 407.363.2198 Dolphin Concervstion Center At Flynn, Keith Marineland of Florida 9600 Ocean Shore Blvd St. Augustine, FL 32137 [email protected] 386.503.3525 Congie, Sam Georgia Aquarium 226 Baker Street Atlanta, GA 30313 [email protected] 404.581.4315 404.581.4303 Gilmore, Brian Georgia Aquarium 226 Baker Street Atlanta, GA 30313 [email protected] 404.581.4315 404.581.4303 Hall, Eric Georgia Aquarium 226 Baker Street Atlanta, GA 30313 [email protected] 404.581.4313 404.581.4303 Jorden, Serge Georgia Aquarium 226 Baker Street Atlanta, GA 30313 [email protected] 404.581.4315 404.581.4303 Martin, Jimmy Georgia Aquarium 226 Baker Street Atlanta, GA 30313 [email protected] 404.581.4315 404.581.4303 McLaren, Michael Georgia Aquarium 226 Baker Street Atlanta, GA 30313 [email protected] 404.581.4315 404.581.4303 Newson, Marcus Georgia Aquarium 226 Baker Street Atlanta, GA 30313 [email protected] 404.581.4315 404.581.4303 Phillips, Calvin Georgia Aquarium 226 Baker Street Atlanta, GA 30313 [email protected] 404.581.4315 404.581.4303 Poniatowski, Joe Georgia Aquarium 226 Baker Street Atlanta, GA 30313 [email protected] 404.581.4313 404.581.4303 Stevens, Joel Georgia Aquarium 226 Baker Street Atlanta, GA 30313 [email protected] 404.581.4315 404.581.4303 Thompson, Derrick Georgia Aquarium 226 Baker Street Atlanta, GA 30313 [email protected] 404.581.4315 404.581.4303 3 Hurst, Mike Georgia Auarium 226 Baker Street Atlanta, GA 30313 [email protected] 404.581.4306 404.581.4303 Lowe, Mark T. Homosassa Springs Wildlife Park 4150 S. Suncoast Blvd, Homasassa, FL 34446 [email protected] 352.795.7110 352.795.6305 Lowe, Susan Homosassa Springs Wildlife Park 4150 S. Suncoast Blvd, Homasassa, FL 34446 [email protected] 352.628.1508 352.628.1251 Bow, Jack Indianapolis Zoo 1200 West Washington Street Indianapolis, IN 46222 [email protected] 317.630.2181 317.630.2187 Simler, Brent Indianapolis Zoo 1200 West Washington Street Indianapolis, IN 46222 [email protected] 317.630.2706 317.630.5153 Verhey, Andrew Indianapolis Zoo 1200 West Washington Street Indianapolis, IN 46222 [email protected] 317.630.5170 317.630.2187 Wines, Jeff Indianapolis Zoo 1200 West Washington Street Indianapolis, IN 46222 [email protected] 317.630.5170 317.630.2187 Cairney, John John G. Shedd Aquarium 1200 S Lake Shore Drive Chicago, IL 60513 [email protected] 312.692.3301 312.939.8277 Casiano, Bob John G. Shedd Aquarium 1200 S Lake Shore Drive Chicago, IL. 60605 [email protected] 312.692.3304 312.939.8277 Jaskula, Andy John G. Shedd Aquarium 1200 S Lake Shore Drive Chicago, IL 60513 [email protected] 312.692.3301 312.939.8277 Parsons, George John G. Shedd Aquarium 1200 S Lake Shore Drive Chicago, IL 60513 [email protected] 312.692.3187 312.939.8277 Petty, Michael John G. Shedd Aquarium 1200 S Lake Shore Drive Chicago, IL 60513 [email protected] 312.692.3301 312.939.8277 Pollins, John John G. Shedd Aquarium 1200 S Lake Shore Drive Chicago, IL. 60605 312.692.3304 312.939.8277 Popovich, Bradley John G. Shedd Aquarium 1200 S Lake Shore Drive Chicago, IL. 60605 [email protected] 312.692.3301 312.939.8277 Smith, Maurice John G. Shedd Aquarium 1200 S Lake Shore Drive Chicago, IL. 60605 [email protected] 312.692.3304 312.939.8277 Torelli, Jim John G. Shedd Aquarium 1200 S Lake Shore Drive Chicago, IL 60513 [email protected] 312.692.3203 312.939.8277 4 Wengel, Robert John G. Shedd Aquarium 1200 S Lake Shore Drive Chicago, IL 60513 [email protected] 312.692.3296 312.939.8277 Yoshimura, Daniel John G. Shedd Aquarium 1200 S Lake Shore Drive Chicago, IL 60513 [email protected] 312.692.3301 312.939.8277 Jacques, Joseph Landry's Downtown Aquarium 700 Water Street, Denver, CO 80211 [email protected] 3303.525.8469 303.561.4605 Kubacki, Jim Lincoln Park Zoo 2001 N. Clark Street, Chicago, IL 60614 [email protected] 312.742.2308 312.742.2312 Carr, Christopher Long Beach Aquarium of the Pacific 100 Aquarium Way Long Beach, CA 90802 [email protected] 562.591.3180 562.951.3145 Edwards, Charles Louisville Zoo PO Box 37250 Louisville, KY 40233-7250 [email protected] 502.238.5387 502.459.2196 Buckingham, Joshua Maryland Zoo Druid Hill Park, Baltimore, MD. 21217 [email protected] 410.868.0828 410.396.6685 Azzinaro, Loretta McWane Science Center 200 19th Street North, Birmingham, AL. 35203 [email protected] 205.714.8388 205.714.8393 Christenson, Greg McWane Science Center 200 19th Street North, Birmingham, AL. 35203 [email protected] 205.714.8397 205.714.8393 Lowe. Jamie Melbourne Aquarium Flinders St. Melbourne, Victoria Australia 3000 [email protected] 613.992.35927 613.962.200222 Dalton, Doug Memphis Zoo 1570 Hayne Road, Memphis, TN. 38119 [email protected] 901.333.6633 Seely, Steve Mirage Hotel 3400 Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109 [email protected] 702.791.7589 702.792.7684 Aslanian, Charlie Monterey Bay Aquarium 886 Cannery Row, Monterey, CA.
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