For those who haven't read it, the 2016 edition of the WAZA Magazine (vol. 17) can be viewed online: http://www.waza.org/files/webcontent/1.public_site/5.conservation/zoo_design/WAZA Magazine 17.pdf As the first to focus on exhibit design, this edition includes articles about different "activity-based" approaches, putting animal care on-display, and ZooLex. There are also features on London's Land of Lions and Woodland Park's Banyan Wilds, giving the designer's perspective on two much-maligned exhibits. Some articles aren't especially incisive or well written, but it's worth a look. Several previous editions are also available: http://www.waza.org/files/webconten...servation/animal_welfare/WAZA Magazine 16.pdf [Towards Positive Animal Welfare, vol. 16, 2015] http://www.waza.org/files/webconten.../environmental_education/WAZA Magazine 15.pdf [Towards Effective Environmental Education, vol. 15, 2014] http://www.waza.org/files/webconten...ted_species_conservation/WAZA Magazine 14.pdf [Towards Integrated Species Conservation, vol. 14, 2013] http://www.waza.org/files/webconten...amme/extinct_in_the_wild/WAZA Magazine 13.pdf [Fighting Extinction, vol. 13, 2012] http://www.waza.org/files/webconten...ng_and_media/publications/WAZA Magazine12.pdf [Towards Sustainable Population Management, vol. 12, 2011] http://www.waza.org/files/webconten...of_the_gorilla/downloads/Magazine Gorilla.pdf [Gorilla Conservation, vol. 11, 2009]
