Wednesday, April 28, 2010

TRAINING AND ENRICHMENT WORKSHOP FOR ZOO ANIMALS

TRAINING AND ENRICHMENT WORKSHOP FOR ZOO ANIMALS





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TRAINING AND ENRICHMENT WORKSHOP FOR ZOO ANIMALS
September 20-24, 2010


Presented by: Active Environments and Shape of Enrichment
Hosted by: The Detroit Zoo, Royal Oak, Michigan
Instructors: Gail Laule, Margaret Whittaker, and Val Hare

Active Environments is proud to present the fourth Training and Enrichment Workshop for Zoo Animals hosted by the Detroit Zoo in Royal Oak. This unique five-day workshop is designed for keepers, managers, supervisors, curators, and veterinarians working with all species of animals held in zoos. The Workshop will present an array of topics relating to the behavioral management approach to caring for captive animals, with focus on environmental enrichment, positive reinforcement training techniques, and the problem-solving process. Workshop format includes lecture, discussion, small group projects, demonstrations, and multiple hands-on training and enrichment opportunities with Detroit Zoo’s diverse collection. Skills taught are directly related to enhancing staff’s ability to manage captive animal behavior, improve animal welfare, and enhance the overall care and management of captive animals. The Workshop format is designed to maximize the value for each participant and as much as possible to address specific situations, needs, problems, and objectives. Be prepared to interact, share, and participate to make the experience as useful and relevant to you as possible.

For further information contact:
Active Environments, Inc.
7651 Santos Road Lompoc, CA 93436
Tel: 805-737-3700

E-mail:
Gail Laule, Active Environments: moonshadowe@earthlink.net
Elizabeth Arbaugh, Detroit Zoo: Elizabeth@dzs.org
Active Environments: info@activeenvironments.org
See Shape of Enrichment Website: http://www.enrichment.org/








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