Zoo by https://padlet.com/estables1/bsd0xikhneii4lgx en-us 2025-09-12 13:47:02 UTC 2025-09-12 14:46:19 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/8.0/svg/1f993.svg Learning outcomes estables1 https://padlet.com/estables1/bsd0xikhneii4lgx/wish/3582243847

  • Outcome 1: History and development of zoological collections, the role of modern zoos, and ethics.

  • Outcome 2: Using welfare audits to evaluate animal welfare, and improving welfare through enrichment.

  • Outcome 3: Regulatory frameworks, animal identification and record keeping, and dealing with emergencies.

  • Outcome 4: Health, hygiene, and biosecurity, zoo nutrition strategies, exhibit design principles, and handling/restraint techniques.

    • ]]>     2025-09-12 14:45:17 UTC https://padlet.com/estables1/bsd0xikhneii4lgx/wish/3582243847     Lesson 1 estables1 https://padlet.com/estables1/bsd0xikhneii4lgx/wish/3582245323 Zoological Collection
    A managed group of animals kept in a zoo or similar facility. Zoological collections exist for reasons such as conservation (protecting endangered species), education (teaching people about animals), research (learning more about species), and recreation (providing a visitor experience).

    Welfare Audit
    A check or assessment used by zoos to measure how well animals’ needs are being met. It looks at things like diet, housing, health, behaviour, and enrichment. The results help zoos improve care and ensure animals have a good quality of life.

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