Species Survival Plan
Armistice plan (SSP) for the joint HOD and protection program of the экскурсия на Валаам из СПб на теплоходе and association of Zoos and aquariums (Aza). It is believed that the move is not only a solution for many species who experience a significant drop on the breakwaters. However, in some cases, scientific management programs, including for public education, scientific research, protection and re-introduction, are necessary to reflect gatunes.
In 1984, Puerto Rican power was the first dish to receive SSP, and is considered a green SSP, since the number of staff is more than 50 people and more than 90% of genetic differences are preserved at the age of 100 years or 10 colors. The SSP manages the master plan, which sets out the purpose and purpose of the programme. The goals include education throughout the island, the protection and revival of existing peasants, the creation of a new stake in the support of six similar metapopulations (three in the north and three in the south) and research. The prct SSP has developed many partners over the years, and the correct actions are implemented through the memorandum of understanding between USFWS, prdner and Aza SSP.
PRCT SSP Management Committee and Advisors:
Diane Barber, Coordinator, Fort Worth Zoo
Dustin Smith, Vice Coordinator and Studbook Keeper, Zoo Miami
Jessi Krebs, Advisor, Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo
Bob Johnson, Advisor, Toronto Zoo
Andrew Lentini, Advisor, Toronto Zoo
Mindy Sommer, Education Advisor, Disney’s Animal Kingdom
Dean Williams, Genetic Advisor, Texas Christian University
Kaela Beauclerc, Genetic Advisor, Trent University, Ontario, Canada
Robert Barber, Genetic Advisor, University of North Texas Health and Science Center
Jessica Ray, Population Biology Advisor, Lincoln Park Zoo
Andy Kouba, Reproductive Physiology Advisor, Memphis Zoo
Eduardo Valdes, Nutrition Advisor, Disney’s Animal Kingdom
Graham Crawshaw, Veterinary Advisor, Toronto Zoo
Ryan De Voe, Veterinary Advisor, Disney’s Animal Kingdom
Shannon Ferrell, Veterinary Advisor, Granby Zoo, Québec, Canada
Jenessa Gjeltema, Veterinary Research Advisor, North Carolina State University
Carlos Pacheco, Field Advisor, USFWS, Caribbean Office, Puerto Rico
2014 SSP Captive Breeding Member Institutions:
Buffalo Zoological Gardens, Cleveland Metroparks Zoo, Detroit Zoo, Disney’s Animal Kingdom, Fort Worth Zoo, Jacksonville Zoo, Tampa’s Lowry Park Zoo, Nashville Zoo, Oakland Zoo, Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo, Potter Park Zoo, Queens Zoo, San Antonio Zoo, Sedgwick County Zoo, Toronto Zoo, Zoo Miami.
2014 SSP Contributing Member Institutions