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AN I HAL KEEPERS’ FORUM, INDEX VOLUME I - 1974

Editorial Comment - Nov. p. I

Keeper Lunch Program at Sedgwick County Zoo - Nov. p.3

More Zoo Legislation - Dec. p. 2

Topeka Receives AAZPA Exhibit Award - Nov. p.3

World Wildlife Fund Approves Conservation Grants of $237*000*00 - Dec. p.I

AN i HAL KEEPERS* FORUM., INDEX VOLUME II - 1975

AAZK

AAZK BOARD OF DIRECTORS, MAR., P. I: JUL., P. 6

AAZK BOARD OF DIRECTORS APPOINTMENT OF CURTIS WILLIAMS, MAY, P. I

AAZK CHAPTER AT M LWAUKEE CO. ZOO, JUN., P. 2

AAZK CONFERENCE, MAY, P. 2

AAZK ELECTION ’ 75 RESULTS, NOV., P.2

AAZK HEAD RESIGNS, JAN., P. I

AAZK MEMBERSHIP LISTS, OCT., P. 2

AAZK UPDATE, MAR., P. 2

An editorial (castigation), nov., p. 2

BUFFALO ZOO FORMS AAZK CHAPTER, MAY, P.I

First quarter treasurer’s report, apr., p. 2
Grievances, jul«, p. 2

SECOND QUARTER TREASURER’S REPORT, AAZK TREASURY, AUG., P. 8
THIRD QUARTER TREASURER’S REPORT, AAZK TREASURY^ NOV., P. 2
WESTERN REGIONAL COORDINATOR NAMED, APR., P. 2

AKF

AKF-AAZK PROPOSAL, FEB., P. 5
AKF FINANCIAL STATEMENT,

1st qtr~I975* may>

2nd qtr-1975* AUG., P.9
3rd qtr- 1975, nov., p.12
Letter to akf, Bila, sep.,

LETTER TO THE EDITORS, BlLA, OCT., P.8
LETTER TO THE EDITORS, HOLMES, JUL., P.6
LETTER TO THE EDITORS, TERKEL, MAY, P.4
PROPOSED AAZK-AKF AGREEMENT, JAN., P.4

CONSERVAT ION

AMANDA BLAKE W*NS FIGHT FOR CHEETAHS, FEB., P. I
CONSERVATION, NOV., P.5
CONSERVATION NEWS 2

ALLIGATOR TO BE REMOVED FROM ENDANGERED LIST IN SOME AREAS, AUG., P.7
FIRST WHOOPING CRANE EGG LAID FROM CAPTIVE BREEDING FLOCK, JUN., P. I I
LAST CHANCE FOR RARE RHINO, AUG., P»7

SEA TURTLES TO BE ADDED TO THREATENED LIST, JUN,. P.I I
THE 1975 WHOOPING CRANE PAGEANT, AUG., P*7

WILDLIFE PROPAGATION PROGRAM-MY ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY, SEP., P.2
WORLD WILDLIFE FUND, SEP., P.2

WWF APPROVES HALF MILLION DOLLARS FOR CONSERVATION FOR APRIL, JUN., P.I I
CURRENT STATUS OF THE ARABIAN ORYX WORLD HERD, MAR., P.4
DIPLOMACY AND RESEARCH; HOPE FOR WOR D’S MARINE MAMMALS, OCT., P. 9
GRIZZLY BEAR TO BECOME THREATENED SPECIES, FEB., P.I
IN THE INTEREST OF CONSERVATION, JAN., P.I
INTERNATIONAL PRIMATE PROTECTION LEAGUE, MAR., P. 3
LEOPARD AND CLOUDED LEOPARD SURVEY ORDERED, JUN., P.I

MAURITIUS KESTREL CHICK DIES, JAN., P.3
MORE FALCONS FOR COLORADO, JUL., P.I

NATURE 1 S HARSHNESS SEEN IN PUERTO RICAN PARROT'S FIGHT FOR SURVIVAL, OCT., P.6

NEW INDIAN RHINO AT LOS ANGELES, JAN., P. I

PHILADELPHIA ZOO SETS RECORD FOR WWF's PANDA BANKS, NOV., P.l!

Status of studbook registered Siberian tigers in the Americas 3 1 mar. 1970 , apr., p.

STUDBOOKS, MAY , P„5

USD I BANS KANGAROO IMPORTS, FEB., P.l

WWF AWARDS ^^^OO.OO CONSERVATION PRIZE, MAR., P.3

WORLD { S RAREST BIRO INCREASES POPULATION, APR., P.l

EDITORIALS

GUEST editorial

BLAKELY, APR., P«5

KEEPERS ‘ IMAGE, FRE5HEIT, JUN., P.5
ZOO KEEPING MADE EASY, IRUETT, MAY, P«3
PHOO ON THE ZOO, BEAN, JUL., P*5

EDS RATION AND KEEPER TRA I NJjvjQ

A KEEPER EXCHANGE PROPOSAL, JUN., P. 12

BIOLOGICAL PARKS TRAINING PROGRAM, FEB., P.4

KEEPERS AS EDUCATORS? - CONSERVATIONISTS?, JUL., P.4

LOS ANGELES ZOO, AUG.,, P.8

NATIONAL ZOO... KEEPER NEWS, JAN., P»3

STAFF TRAINING.... A3HOVER STYLE, SEP,. P»3

THE KEEPERS ROLE IN EDUCATION, OCT.,P.3

ZOO MANAGEMENT TRAINEE PROGRAM, FEB., P.2

ZOOMOB I LE, NOV., P..4

EXHIBITS

AAZPA EXHIBIT AWARD, NOV., P.l I
HEW EXHIBIT AT L.A. ZOO, DEC., P.J
NEW GORILLA EXHIBIT, APR., P.l

SAFE GRANT ENLARGES RARE PRIMATE EXHIBIT, DEC., P.7

HUSBANDRY

BIRTH IN L.A. ZOO, JUN., P . 1 3

BLACK AND WHITE COLOBUS BORN AT STONE ZOO, NOV., P.9
CHEETAH REPRODUCTION, DEC., P.7

DETERMINATION OK THE GESTATION PERIOD OF THE GEOFFROYS CAT, NOV., P.8

FLAMINGO HATCHINGS, SEP., P.l

FLOWER POTS AS INCUBATORS FOR SNAKE EGGS, AUG., P.3

ISIS - A COLLECT I &Q AND SHARING OF CAPTIVE ANIMAL STATISTICS, AUG., P.4
MYSTERY SURROUNDING ZQG*S GALAPAGOS ISLAND TORTOISE NEARS SOLUTION, DEC., P»3
OBSERVATIONS ON CARE , BREEDING, AND BEHAVIOR OR THE GIANT DAY GECKO, JUN., P*5
PRIMATE HYBRID AMONG THE BIRTHS AND HATCHINGS AT THE AtLARTA ZOO, NOV., P.9

RAISING AFRICAN PENGUIN CHICKS, MAY, P.2

RARE ANTELOPE BIRTH, SEP., P.l

RARE BIRO HATCHES AT L.A., NOV., PJO

RARE PR 5 HATE BIRTH AT SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, JUL., P.l

RED-TAILED HAWK BREEDS IN INDIANAPOLIS ZOO, JUN., P. 13

SIGNIFICANT BIRTHS AT LINCOLN PARK ZOO, MAY, P.2

3 NOW LEOPARD BORN AT MILWAUKEE, NOV., P. 9

WOODLAND PARK ZOO*S St PROJECT CASPER*4, JUL., P«7

ZOO HATCHES RARE GIANT TORTOISES, NOV., P.6

LEGISLATION

H.Ro l6450o.. DEAD, JAN., P. I

LEGISLATION - FEDERAL ZOOLOGICAL CONTROL BOARD, JUN., P»9

MARINE MANNAL OVERSIGHT HEARINGS CONTINUE

SECOND THOUGHTS ON H.R. 663 t &. H.Re 7^? AUG., P.3

ZOO CONTROL BILL REACHES SENATE, SEP., P*9

ZOOLOGICAL ACTION COMMITTEE, INC., JAN., P.2

NlfTR ST ION

ANIMAL NUTRITION COLUMN^ APR., P.7? MAY, P.8; JUN., P.IO| AUG., P.6; SEP., P.8;

OCT., P.7? AND DEC., P.8
NUTRITION RESEARCH PROJECT, APR®, P«5

VETERINARY MEDICINE

AAZV CONFERENCE - 197^? JAN., P.4

BLOOD GAS ANALYZER FOR FRANKLIN PARK ZOO, SEP., P«7

"OF VETERINARIANS AND KEEPERS*'; FEB., P.3# APR., P.6; JUL., P»3; SEP., P.6;

NOV., P*7? AND DEC., P.5
DRAGON'S BROKEN LEG MENDED, DEC., P.6

PEREGRINE FALCON RECEIVES TAIL FEATHER TRANSPLANT, FEB., P.l
'VETERINARIANS FOR ZOOS AND WILD ANIMALS*, FEB., P*5

ZOO PHILOSOPHY

ANIMAL SHOWS, JUN., P.8

COGITATIONS ON WILD ANIMAL HUSBANDRY (PART l), DEC., P.l
MORE ON ANIMAL SHOWS 2 APERSONAL OPINION, JUL., P.8
WHAT IS A ZOO? WHERE ARE ZOOS GOING?, JUN., P.6
ZOOS SHOULD BE FUN, JUN., P„7