To learn proper methods of conserving the Australian beasts, the Australia Zoo Picture has involved itself in extensive research works to offer support to the following programs:
- Worldwide animal conservation projects
- Proper breeding of animals
- Rehabilitating the animal lives in general
- Official and non-official programs to educate the common mass on animal conservation
Research activities which form an integral operative part of the Australia Zoo Picture mean to improve the life and living conditions of the animals. These researches are mainly scientific in nature, supporting the preservation of animals. Some research programs of significance are:
- Reproductive Biology Unit
- Research Business Plan
- Native Species Breeding Program
- Australasian Species Management Program
The Health and Disease Programs of the Australia Zoo Picture is engaged in feeding the Zoo population with organic foods like chicken, mutton, egg and snails.
Animal breeding is one of the principal issues handled by the Australia Zoo Picture. The term “Conservation Breeding” means animal productions which are later released in wild environments by wildlife conservation agencies. This method facilitates the continued existence of these species in natural surroundings. “Species Recovery Planning” is another important part of their breeding activities in case of animals like Numbat, Dibbler, Chuditch, Western Swamp Tortoise, etc.
Animals that are included in the special breeding programs of the Australia Zoo Picture are kept in display in the zoo to make the visitors learn about them. In fact, there is a specific collection of animals in the zoos that only serve educative purposes.
The Australia Zoo Picture inhibits the extinction of some animal species like:
Sun Bears or Helarctos malayanus
Cane Toads or Bufo marinus
Caged animal breeding and extensive research projects concerning the conservation of Western Australian fauna are what the Australia Zoo Picture deals with. This in future will increase human consciousness to understand the urgency of animal conservation programs, which actually maintain the ecological balances.
http://www.perthzoo.wa.gov.au/
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