5. The Rhetoric versus the Reality: A Critical Examination of the Zoo Proposition

Liam David Graham Smith · Betty Weiler · Sam H. Ham

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This is the first book to specifically examine zoos as tourist attractions. Taking a global approach, it considers the multiple roles of zoos, particularly the difficulty of balancing conservation, education and entertainment.

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