Brooklyn's Prospect Park Zoo has cancelled the very popular theater demonstrations. The demonstrations are held on the weekends throughout the year and on certain weekdays during the summer months. The demos consist of zoo volunteers presenting 3 animals to an audience in the zoo's theater. They educate the audience on the animals and then go around and let each audience member touch/pet the animal. Aside from the barn, it is the only time zoo visitors can touch animals. It's a popular program. Children and adults love it. It is cost effective for the zoo since volunteers run the program. Please sign the petition that will be forwarded to the Wildlife Conservation Society requesting that the program be brought back.
I AM READING ALL YOUR STORIES ABOUT HOW MUCH THESE ANIMAL DEMOS MEAN TO YOUR FAMILIES!! IT IS CLEAR THAT THIS PROGRAM IS THE HEART OF THE ZOO AND WE ARE KEEPING THE PRESSURE ON THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION SOCIETY UNTIL THEY REALIZE THEIR MISTAKE!!
April 4, 2012
I AM ABSOLUTELY BLOWN AWAY BY THE ENERGY BEHIND THIS MOVEMENT!! SEEING SO MANY PEOPLE FIGHTING TO BRING BACK THE THEATER DEMOS PROVES JUST HOW MUCH THIS PROGRAM MEANS TO OUR COMMUNITY!!
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Jessica Anderson
14 years ago
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Are you kidding me? This is the only way some of these city kids ever get to see animals up close. Stop cutting the good programs.
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David Nash
14 years ago
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My niece loved touching the animals and learning about them. totally ridiculous decision.
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Mike Kennedy
14 years ago
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BRING IT BACK! The zoo is boring without the demos.
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Mark Robinson
14 years ago
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The theater demos are the best part of the zoo. Bring them back please!
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Elena Cunningham
14 years ago
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So much for education.. hope someone realizes how much families actually miss this.
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Sarah Snyder
14 years ago
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my kids look forward to this every time we visit. such a bummer they took it away.
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Brooklyn's Prospect Park Zoo has cancelled the very popular theater demonstrations. The demonstrations are held on the weekends throughout the year and on certain weekdays during the summer months. The demos consist of zoo volunteers presenting 3 animals to an audience in the zoo's theater. They educate the audience on the animals and then go around and let each audience member touch/pet the animal. Aside from the barn, it is the only time zoo visitors can touch animals. It's a popular program. Children and adults love it. It is cost effective for the zoo since volunteers run the program. Please sign the petition that will be forwarded to the Wildlife Conservation Society requesting that the program be brought back.
I AM READING ALL YOUR STORIES ABOUT HOW MUCH THESE ANIMAL DEMOS MEAN TO YOUR FAMILIES!! IT IS CLEAR THAT THIS PROGRAM IS THE HEART OF THE ZOO AND WE ARE KEEPING THE PRESSURE ON THE WILDLIFE CONSERVATION SOCIETY UNTIL THEY REALIZE THEIR MISTAKE!!
April 4, 2012
I AM ABSOLUTELY BLOWN AWAY BY THE ENERGY BEHIND THIS MOVEMENT!! SEEING SO MANY PEOPLE FIGHTING TO BRING BACK THE THEATER DEMOS PROVES JUST HOW MUCH THIS PROGRAM MEANS TO OUR COMMUNITY!!
6 Comments
J
Jessica Anderson
14 years ago
Featured
Are you kidding me? This is the only way some of these city kids ever get to see animals up close. Stop cutting the good programs.
D
David Nash
14 years ago
Featured
My niece loved touching the animals and learning about them. totally ridiculous decision.
M
Mike Kennedy
14 years ago
Featured
BRING IT BACK! The zoo is boring without the demos.
M
Mark Robinson
14 years ago
Featured
The theater demos are the best part of the zoo. Bring them back please!
E
Elena Cunningham
14 years ago
Featured
So much for education.. hope someone realizes how much families actually miss this.
S
Sarah Snyder
14 years ago
Featured
my kids look forward to this every time we visit. such a bummer they took it away.
Are you kidding me? This is the only way some of these city kids ever get to see animals up close. Stop cutting the good programs.