By Sarah Vaughan
Singapore-Singapore nature Wildlife holding the first workshop in Southeast Asia to teach animal and wildlife rescue of the employees in the region's best tens of animals, training, active promotes healthy and normal way of expression behaviours wild animals in captivity. This is part of the ongoing WRS ' lifting treatment standards of the flora and fauna of the area hshboi, especially as we observe World animal day October 4, and remember the year 2010 as the international biological.
Animals in their natural environment to perform a variety of activities for their survival in nature.For example, they need to secure food and shelter, as well as avoid predators and absorb the skills required from the moment they are born. living in captivity wildlife parks, weekend has instincts that you need to express their natural behaviours. However, without the challenges posed by nature, those instincts can express themselves in undesirable behaviours, such as sequential pacing loosely even over-grooming.
"Even the best hshboi environment can never really replicate natural environment of life. Managing animal behavioural involves enrichment, positive reinforcement training techniques and processes for resolving, has proven to be effective in protecting animals hshboi physical, mental, and in good health, "said Ms Fanny Lai, CEO of Group of WRS."We hope this first and tens animal training workshop hosted by WRS provides a platform for those passionate about fauna and wildlife conservation and exchange of ideas, experiences a proposal to improve the management of animals hshboi improve the welfare of animals.
Workshop 4 days starting the day is held in partnership with animal behavior consulting firm Active environments vtagid non-profit shape the TENs.It is intended for the treatment of animals givers, open zookeepers, aquarists, local, curators and veterinarians from the Southeast Asian and Australasian. it will contain theoretical topics such as training tens and planning processes, safety considerations, demos, as well as practice exercises such as pbrikcia devices tens of animals.
WRS, Steve fauna parks including the Jurong Bird Park, the night Safari, Singapore Zoo, Safari River, places a large emphasis here is on activities haasara animals. On average, over 90 species of animals in the Zoo of Singapore are three Jewish enrichment sessions each week to hone their skills and motor organs, while increasing their optimal be good.These may include exercises such as changing how you see their food, or create a device to stimulate minds.
For example, rotating enters the balls are used to challenge a skill Asia clawed short river otters as they try to reach the tasty treats with fingers and nimble. Issues, the challenge of giraffes, however, both for which to retrieve raw carrots through the holes bottled mineral water is suspended, or large PVC pipes htolsh instincts of reptiles. such as Komodo dragon is drawn by tossing them fill cardboard box dead rats.Copy of the box to retrieve the rats mimics how they cut the skin of some wild bears with their environment and are called to investigate the natural instincts and smeared with their coconut husks honey warned against their affiliates bmarzim.Such exercises encourage behaviours exploratory and investigation.
Ms Gail Laule, one of the founders of Active environments, said: "Jewish enrichment and training to strengthen the positive environmental changes are necessary components of handling wildlife around hshboi. every weekend you provide relevant training for its employees, we are glad to WRS required lead to host such an event in Singapore."
"We are excited to be part of this servant haasara animals in Southeast Asia Tour event this contribute training. towards improvements in animal welfare through education, the international exchange of tens and theory," added Ms ???? Valerie, co-founder and Coordinator workshop from shape the TENs.
WRS expects the participation of about 30 participants representing 20 institutions of wildlife, including weekend, rescue centres and parks wildlife.Among the participants are representatives of the Bornean Sun child Conservation Centre in Malaysia, Hong Kong's Zoo and Adventure Ocean Bapilipinim. ensure that the institutions with a real need to implement training methods in the tens of animals are able to participate in this workshop their, WRS has provided funding to participants in the free bears in Cambodia, Laos, Laos Zoo, Zoo Saigon in Vietnam.
About wildlife reserves Singapore
Singapore nature wildlife (WRS) is the parent company of attractions Jurong Bird Park, award-winning, the night Safari, Singapore Zoo, Safari River approaches WRS aspire to be. Parks Recreation world-class attractions, providing excellent exhibitions of animals and birds in their natural environment, presented for the purpose of conservation, education, recreation,. in 2009, the Jurong Bird Park was visiting rooms 3,000, Safari night, more than 1.1 million visitors, the Zoo of Singapore welcomed visitors to more than 1.6 million.
WRS parks are the first zoological institutions in Southeast Asia to obtain ISO 14001 certified operation and product design and OHSAS 18001 certificates, which indicate compliance with the highest standards of environmental, health and safety standards.
In the areas of conservation and research, parks WRS should be multiple projects, to focus on species such as oriental ??????????? hornbill, live pangolin, through collaborations with utan organizations and institutions. latest conservation efforts include hosting the Asia regional workshop conservation pangolin. parks WRS all rescued wildlife centres are designated by the governing authority.
Ministry WRS is located 80 Mandai Lake Road Singapore 729826. more information can be found in www.wrs.com.sg
Photo: BIMA Komodo dragon attempting to copy to treat the cardboard box apart. guards must ensure that it is safe by removing all pins first.
To display the Web page of Singapore Zoo and aquarium visitors animals, go to: http://www.zandavisitor.com/forumtopicdetail-1378-singapore_zoo
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