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Sunset at the Zoo

Autor Steve Graham
en Limba Engleză Paperback – apr 2016
My Extraordinary Life as a Zoo Director. From merciful acts of compassion to vindictive acts of litigation, Sunset at the Zoo examines the clash between the popularity of seeing exotic animals and the realities of compassionately managing captive species. On the other side of children's wide eyes and adults' fascination with the newest zoo attractions, is the zoo director's ethical responsibility behind the scenes. Of the more than 175 million annual zoo goers, only a handful are aware of the complexities and corruption inherent in the dark underside of zookeeping. Author Steve Graham's controversial career as director of the Salisbury Zoo, the Baltimore Zoo, and the Detroit Zoo brought dramatic improvements to each facility. He advocated vigorously for animals against powerful, if sometimes misguided organizations such as PETA, that sued him for a $1 million suit for the euthanasia of four profoundly infirmed Siberian tigers. The author takes you inside political intrigues, heartless abuse, lucrative trafficking of innocent animals and more - and his tireless championing for them. Many animal enthusiasts worldwide including Jane Goodall, Sydney Pollack, and Oprah Winfrey have lauded his efforts.
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ISBN-13: 9781941746271
ISBN-10: 1941746276
Pagini: 364
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 20 mm
Greutate: 0.53 kg
Editura: Drawbaugh Publishing Group

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The author first played cricket as a schoolboy aged around 13 . At approximately 15 he started playing junior and second team cricket for his local club, Seaton Burn Cricket Club in North Tyneside, near Newcastle. By his early twenties he had developed into a right arm fast bowler, a right handed middle order batsman and an outstanding gully fielder, regularly now also playing first team cricket. During those first team days he was fortunate enough to play with, and against many of the top local cricketers of the day. A combination of a knee injury and work commitments meant he retired from cricket in the mid-nineties. Now a grandad, the pandemic gave him cause to reflect upon the cricket he had played and the memories, of himself and others, which were rapidly fading, of the very competitive and very enjoyable days of the cricket played. To him this book represents many happy memories of his cricket life, team mates, opposing players and friends.
 
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