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	chester zoo
		Chester Zoo is the largest Zoo in the UK housing over 5,000 animals and hiring as many as 500 zoo staff at peak time.
		This focus on breeding and conservation was made famous when Chester Zoo succeeded in rearing Jubilee, the first elephant to be born and raised in the UK in 1977, a landmark feat.
		The Zoo is unique in it’s desire to house and display animals in as close to their natural environment as possible with spacious exhibits spanning 80 acres of garden land.
	www.e-travelguide.info /chesterzoo (576 words)

	Chester Zoo
		Chester Zoo is one of the foremost zoos in Europe.
		For a zoo of Chester's size, with so much required walking, the monorail, and the canal boat ride, are a welcome diversion, and a less taxing way of seeing some of the far flung corners of the zoo.
		Nonetheless, the fact that the zoo has survived the turbulent decades of the seventies and eighties, with such a huge and diverse collection of animals, is a tribute to the two hundred staff and to the management of the zoo.
	www.goodzoos.com /UK%20Zoos/chester.htm (2978 words)

	Chester Zoo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		With these things in mind Chester Zoo has taken on a much broader conservation role, and is becoming increasingly effective as a practical conservation organisation.
		At Chester Zoo the role of education in conservation is seen as essential, and with over 1 million visitors a year we believe we can really make a difference.
		The Zoo's land holdings extend far beyond the zoo's perimeter and include fields, ponds, woodland, and hedgerows that are managed in the interests of biodiversity conservation.
	www.cheshire-biodiversity.org.uk /partners-czoo.htm (554 words)

	Chester Zoo - Icons of England
		"A zoo without bars" was the ambition of George Mottershead, after seeing caged animals as a child – and he fulfilled his ambition with his zoo at Chester.
		Founded by Mottershead in 1930, the zoo is operated by a charity, the North of England Zoological Society, and attracts over a million visitors every year.
		Chester Zoo’s focus on breeding and conservation has led to numerous successes – including the first UK born-and-bred male elephant in 1977, and the first African giant spurred tortoise to be hatched outside the wild anywhere in the world in 1979.
	www.icons.org.uk /nom/nominations/chester-zoo (183 words)

	Chester zoo convicted
		At Chester Crown Court today (29th November) Chester Zoo was fined £25,000 and ordered to pay costs of £50,000 after admitting breaching health and safety laws in the zoo's elephant house leading up to the death of a keeper in 2001.
		The prosecution had claimed that there was an "unreasonable risk of injury" generated by the zoo because there were no written protocols on the handling and training of elephants.
		Chester Zoo later euthanised Kumara because of illness.
	www.captiveanimals.org /elephants/chester.htm (448 words)

	Chester Zoo
		Chester Zoo’s role as a conservation organisation also increasingly involves developing and supporting conservation and research in the wild.
		Chester Zoo's Jaguar and People Programme is currently developing a global survey of Jaguar conflicts and a web-based information resource, through which people will be able to access and share knowledge on Human-Jaguar conflict mitigation.
		Chester Zoo is involved in conservation, breeding, research and education programmes for many threatened UK species including Sand Lizards, bats, Harvest Mice and Black Poplars.
	www.chesterzoo.org /conservation.asp?Page=126 (1143 words)

	Zoos in Chester.
		Another major attraction is the Chester Zoo, the largest zoo in the UK with over 5,000 animals in spacious enclosures, set in 110 acres of gardens (actually just outside Chester in Upton-by-Chester).
		The role of the Zoo is to support and promote conservation by breeding threatened species, by excellent animal welfare, high quality public service, recreation, education and science.
		Chester Zoo offers a fun and stimulating day out for everyone, no matter what age or ability.
	www.holidayinn-chesterwest.co.uk /about/zoo.htm (104 words)

	Chester Zoo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Chester Zoo is an award winning zoological garden in Cheshire in the United Kingdom and was founded by George S. Mottershead and family.
		It was the first zoo in the UK to successfully breed asian elephants in captivity.
		One of the most famous sights in the zoo is the chimpanzees.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chester_Zoo (350 words)

	Chester Zoo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Chester Zoo is one of the most comprehensive and successful zoos in the UK.
		Chester Zoo has continued working hard to be a prominent force in conservation and education.
		Bird keepers at London Zoo are celebrating the successful breeding of a Socorro Dove, extinct in the wild since 1972.
	www.holidayextras.co.uk /attractions/chester-zoo.html (685 words)

	Elephants
		The first zoo-bred elephant in Britain was a male, Jubilee, born at Chester Zoo in 1977.
		Chester has replaced its inside moats with railings, and all of Aspinall's extensive accommodation at Howletts and Port Lympne is fenced.
		Chester Zoo is already playing host to cow elephants from other zoos.
	www.goodzoos.com /Animals/elephant.htm (1003 words)

	Chester Zoo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		It is the largest garden zoo in the UK at over 100 acres, and the 11 miles of pathway mean that it may seem difficult to see all the major exhibits in one day.
		Chester was the first zoo to keep apes on islands, and the modern Chimp Island is the original refurbished and extended - notably with the addition of about fifty giant pine trunks to convert 'Chimp Island' to 'Chimpanzee Forest'.
		The zoo boasts an impressive monorail system with stations close to the Oakfield and the monkeys, which is an easy way to cross the zoo, and gives excellent views of the collection.
	uk.geocities.com /gilbertbpuk/chesterzoo.html (1870 words)

	Chester Zoo - Theme Parks / Zoos National Shopping at dooyoo.co.uk
		Chester have a bus that runs to it all day and it makes a great day out.
		The zoo has so much to see and it has lots of hands on bits for the kids to take advantage of.
		I go to the zoo each year and even though the animals are the same the layout is constantly changing to make it more interesting.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /theme-parks-zoos-national/chester-zoo (289 words)

	Tapir Specialist Group--Chester Zoo Birth (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Chester Zoo’s Chief Curator Mark Pilgrim said: “Lyta is doing well and is the fourth calf born to Jennifer and Cuzco.
		She has spent her first two weeks in the bed area finding her feet with mum and is due to take her first steps in the paddock and pool in the next few days.
		Chester Zoo supports a 10 year research project for the conservation of Tapir in the Atlantic Rainforest in Brazil.
	www.tapirspecialistgroup.org /news/chester-zoo-birth.html (314 words)

	Zoo Prion Disease: Review of Scientific Literature
		Zoos not mentioned here could be just as bad or worse; in fact, it is the better zoos that acknowledge their problems (though no zoo yet has really come clean on preclinical animals) and some zoos were simply innocent recipients or donors.
		The Chester Zoo itself is officially called the North of England Zoological Society; its director Dr. Gordon Reid, Tel:0044-1244-380280 might be able to confirm this case.
		The arabian orxy was born at the Zurich Zoo 12 Jan 86 and imported to the London Zoo RP in Oct 86.
	www.mad-cow.org /zoo_cites_annotated.html (12906 words)

	Tourism
		Chester sparkles with a magical heritage all year round and is the perfect place for revitalising breaks at any time.
		Welcome to Chester, where love is in the air in 2004 in true Leap-Year fashion thanks to a new Festival of Romance, celebrating l'amour and courtship in words, music and food across the ages!
		Chester sparkles with a magical heritage all year and is the perfect place for revitalising breaks at any time.
	www.chester.gov.uk /main.asp?page=372 (454 words)

	Chester 360, Visit Chester UK
		Chester is one of England's beautiful historic cities, located in the North West of England in the county of Cheshire.
		Chester is known for its fl and white Tudor style buildings.
		Chester Cathedral is a Church of England cathedral.
	www.chester360.co.uk (297 words)

	Chester on 43 Places (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Chester itself is a lovely city which can easily be explored on foot, in fact driving in Chester (or more to the point, parking) can be a bit of a problem at times.
		It’s best to avoid Chester during the “Races” if you can as you won’t really see the true nature of the place as it’s far too busy to be able to relax and enjoy ther city at a slower, more natural place.
		Chester was my home during my college years and for a few years after – and it’s still very special to me. There’s something very unique about it and it’s definitely worth more than one visit.
	www.43places.com /places/view/105614 (982 words)

	Chester Zoo - Review - chester zoo
		It is also a good idea to take a picnic, especially if you have young children due to the fact that the choice of food has decreased over the years and it is cheaper and more pleasent to sit outside.
		The zoo is actually an expensive day out but at least you are helping conservation and it is educational.
		It is a great zoo and i highly recommend that you take friends along if they have never been or have been for a long time.
	www.dooyoo.co.uk /theme-parks-zoos-national/chester-zoo/421110 (425 words)

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		The zoo‘s tropical house is massive and massively impressive, and whilst the aquarium is relatively small, it is one of the finest in Britain if judged on its work with the breeding of conservationally significant fish.
		Chester employs as many gardeners as some zoos have keepers (including two botanical and horticultural curators), and evidence of their endeavours is spread throughout its many acres.
		This, together with the mass character of zoo visiting and the fact that it is occurring in almost every country of the world, gives zoos an unequalled potential to heighten public and political awareness of the importance of nature conservation.
	www.zoonews.ws /IZN/322/IZN-322.htm (19454 words)

	Chester Zoo
		This combination means that he has been able to develop a programme which encompasses the theory and practical problems of incubation in a user friendly programme that does not require the user to possess a great deal of knowledge of either incubation or computers.
		At the beginning of 1997 it was decided that the incubation system at Chester Zoo would benefit from computerisation.
		The bird collection at Chester Zoo includes over a thousand individuals of more than 200 species, of which 123 are of conservation concern.
	www.avianmanagement.com /ChesterZoo.htm (993 words)

	Chester Zoo
		The Chester Zoo baby boom is continuing with the arrival of more offspring.
		Zoo on ice is perfect place to chill out
		A big freeze will turn Chester Zoo into a winter wonderland this Christmas with a spectacular ice rink as the centrepiece.
	www.chesterzoo.org.uk (90 words)

	Must See Attractions in Chester
		An extra service operated by Chester River Launches along the same route takes to the water from August, departing the Groves at 3pm, arriving at Eccleston at 3.30pm and departing from there at 3.35pm, arriving back to the Groves at 4.10pm.
		Chester Zoo is the UK's number one charity zoo and won the Good Britain Guide Zoo of the Year award for 2003.
		One of the best ways to discover Chester's 2000 years of history is to join one of the many walking tours from the Chester Visitor Centre (CVC), Vicars Lane (opposite the Roman Amphitheatre) and the Tourist Information Centre (TIC), Town Hall Square.
	www.chester.gov.uk /main.asp?page=436 (1180 words)

	ZOO LIFE Photo Gallery by Graham Whitehead at pbase.com
		I will be making further visits to Chester Zoo in the future, to shoot updates on some of my favourites.
		I am travelling to Chester Zoo this weekend and looking forward to see the elephants in all their glory.
		I am travelling to Chester Zoo this weekend and looking forward to see the elephants in all there glory.
	www.pbase.com /sandpiper/chesterzoo (380 words)

	Chester B B - Non Smoking B&B - Chester Brooklands
		For accommodation in Chester where else better to stay in Chester other than a Chester B B. Roman Chester offers all for the tourist to England.
		Chester Zoo, Cheshire Oaks and Chester Races are all nearby attractions - to name but a few.
		Should Chester Brooklands B&B be full, we can strongly recommend other Chester accommodation in the form of Chester House B&B which also offers similar comforts to our own accommodation in Chester.
	www.chester-bandb.co.uk (340 words)

	Chester, England hotel close to the Chester Zoo - Comfort Inn, GB062
		Chester is conveniently located near the University of Chester, the Grosvenor Museum and the Chester Racecourse horse racing facility.
		Chester also boasts a fine cathedral founded in the 10th century.
		The Chester Roman Amphitheatre is also located in the area, forming an example of the rich history found in the city.
	www.choicehotels.com /ires/en-US/html/HotelInfo?hotel=GB062 (471 words)

	A Visit to the Aquarium at Chester Zoo, by David Marshall
		The beautiful City of Chester is located on the border of North-Western England and North Wales and is famous for its Roman history, Cathedral, superb shopping facilities and as the home of the U.K.'s premier Zoological Gardens.
		Always seemingly ahead of the rest in animal welfare the Zoo has gone through massive reconstruction over the past decade, creating various 'themed housing' which recreates natural habitats to a tee, and this will soon come to completion, for now, with the building of a new aquarium complex.
		For all animal lovers Chester Zoological Gardens are a magical place to visit with so much to see whatever the weather and all you really need is plenty of time and good walking shoes.
	www.aquarticles.com /articles/travel/Marshall_Chester_Zoo.html (799 words)

	Chester Zoo
		Hatched at Chester Zoo, this baby Egyptian Tortoise may have a vital role to play in ensuring the survival of its species which is now Critically Endangered in the wild.
		The breeding of this species comes at a significant time for the zoo which is currently running Shellshock, an international conservation campaign involving over 150 zoos and aquariums across Europe and which is dedicated to preventing many of the World’s 300 tortoise and turtle species from going extinct.
		Kevin Buley, the zoo’s Curator of Lower vertebrates and Invertebrates and the organiser of Shellshock, said: “The importance of these baby tortoises cannot be underestimated.
	www.chesterzoo.org /newsitem.asp?ID=150 (435 words)

	Chester zoo exhibits - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Chester Zoo has many award winning exhibits designed purposley for the animal's needs.
		A recent addidtion to the zoo's grounds, spirit of the jaguar is home to 3 jaguars.
		Their inside accommodation is shaped like an african hut and this exhibit is also connected to the meerkat enclosure.A herd of kafus flats red lechwe antelope graze in a paddock behind the meerkats.In the Spring of 2006 the Tsavo Cafe was opened as was a paddock housing Mongooses and Warthogs.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Chester_zoo_exhibits (544 words)

	A Day At Chester Zoo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Chester Zoo is one of those zoo's that everyone should visit at least once in their life.
		The old concept of a "zoo" does not apply here and, over the years, the zoo has developed into something resembling sections of natural habitat of all over the world.
		Indeed, many animals one associates with the Zoo are not even kept here.
	www.mikekemble.com /daytrip/chesterzoo.html (220 words)

	Chester Zoo in Chester, Cheshire - North West England - UK Attraction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Chester is the UK’s largest zoo - and you’ll need a full day to enjoy it.
		Chester is regarded as one of Europe’s top zoos.
		Chester is proud to be playing a part in a worldwide conservation programme
	www.ukattraction.com /north-west-england/chester-zoo.htm (187 words)

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