…most of his ideas are out-of- date.” I didn’t want to be rude, but I should’ve said, “Fifty years from now, the world will still be trying to catch up…
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…of exotic felines. The purpose of this newsletter is to present information about exotic feline conservation, management and ownership to our members. The material printed in this newsletter is contributed…
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…a difference in the lives of captive felines. The convention follows on Thursday and runs to Saturday. A full day at the zoo is planned. Cincinnati Zoo Director Thane Maynard…
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…and Ralston Purina Inc. By Rudy Baum Reprinted frcxn Chemical & Ehgineering News Contributed by John Perry World Bank Establishes Environment Department In a move sought by the National Wildlife…
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…CITES Techncial Committee in June, WWF/US said that the EEC probably represented the world’s largest market for cat and reptile skins and certain other unfinished wildlife products, and thus its…
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…There are currently about 40 white lions alive in the world today. The ones in North America are at Sigfried & Roy’s, the Cincinatti Zoo, the Toronto Zoo, the Philadelphia…
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…Willoughby has a great design for enclosures Mandalay’s Forever Home: Tiffany Sidden lives with a very special pumaMandalay’s Forever Home: Tiffany Sidden lives with a very special puma G. W….
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…breakthrough that can save lives and could be used on exotic cats. 34 Updates on Three Small Wild Cat Species Lynn Culver summarizes Jim Sanderson’s Convention pre- sentation. 15 Your…
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Volume 47, Issue 1 JanuaryIFebruary 2003 Feline Conservation L^ts of sputs. 5ewaL Pa& and ocelot EÃônza Live With George and Tracey ELLLs~orth Feline Conservation Federation This newsletter is pubtished bi-monthly…
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…Tracy Wilson for contributions to this newsletter. This is YOUR newsletter. ALL contributions-new or old, long or short, technical or humorous, personal story, article, or advertisement-are welcome and needed. I’ll…
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