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Taronga proudly acknowledges the Cammeraigal people, their Country, Spirit and traditions as the Traditional Custodians
and Elders of the land upon which Taronga Zoo Sydney stands, and the continuation of Cultural, Spiritual, educational
and conservation practices of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.


WAZA 2024 Conference artwork by Nathan Peckham (Tubbah-gah Wiradjuri).

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Reimagining Conservation; an opportunity for zoos to walk in partnership with First Peoples to create a brighter future

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12:05 pm

04 November 2024

Institute Lecture Theatre

Panel Session - Reimagining Conservation; an opportunity for zoos to walk in partnership with First Peoples to create a brighter future

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Panellists representing South East Asia, New Zealand, and Africa will engage in a discussion on how zoos and conservation organisations work alongside Traditional Owners, reflecting on past experiences and reimagining what this collaboration will look like in 2050.

Speakers

Inov Sectionov

Indonesia Program Director
International Rhino Foundation - Bogor, Indonesia

Jack Pascoe

Senior Research Fellow
University Of Melbourne - APOLLO BAY, Australia

Nardi Simpson

Sera Gibson


Taronga proudly acknowledges the Cammeraigal people, their Country, Spirit and traditions as the Traditional Custodians
and Elders of the land upon which Taronga Zoo Sydney stands, and the continuation of Cultural, Spiritual, educational
and conservation practices of all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.


WAZA 2024 Conference artwork by Nathan Peckham (Tubbah-gah Wiradjuri).