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	Next door to the Western Plains Zoo, Dubbo
		Next door to the Western Plains Zoo, Dubbo
		Do not take the left turn to the Zoo entry - remain on the Newell Hwy heading south with the high Zoo fence on the left.
		Turn left into Camp Road (approx 4kms from Zoo entry/turnoff).
	www.pinecrestbb.com.au /map.shtml (172 words)

	Dubbo Western Plains Zoo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		We drove around the zoo, thinking that would be faster, but in retrospect walking would have been just as fast - if you want to see all the exhibits, you'll be covering that distance anyway.
		Another highlight was the wombat: Camilla hadn't seen a (live) one before even in a zoo, and this one was very tame, running around outside at midday and jumping up to the top of the fence so we could pat it.
		Western Plains Zoo is run by the NSW Zoological Parks Board, along with Sydney's Taronga Zoo.
	danny.oz.au /travel/2004-central-NSW/western-plains-zoo.html (299 words)

	Western Plains Zoo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Western Plains Zoo is a large zoo near Dubbo, New South Wales, Australia.
		Western Plains Zoo is located near the Newell Highway in west Dubbo about 4 km from the city.
		Zoo Friends is an organisation which offers support in form of volunteers and fund raising for both Taronga Zoo and Western Plains Zoo.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Western_Plains_Zoo (206 words)

	Zoo (Kooralbyn Valley) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The Zoo precinct is under consideration for development on an area of 198 hectares or 490 acres on land along the southern boundary.
		Dr Butcher's plan was to create a modern zoo based loosely on the principles of both Taronga Park Zoo (Sydney) and the Western Plains Zoo at Dubbo.
		The zoo is expected to be developed as a joint initiative between Kooralbyn, the local council, Queensland University, state government and federal environmental bodies with corporate participation.
	www.kooralbyn.com /developments/zoo.htm (285 words)

	Taronga and Western Plains Zoos
		The elephants which the Zoos have brought to Australia were born in captivity and are from work camps where they lived on chains for most of their lives.
		Zoos are supporting habitat protection programs as well as funding projects for the monitoring of wild elephant herds to protect them from poaching.
		At Western Plains Zoo, they are also alongside 3 African Elephants, allowing zoo visitors to be able to compare and contrast the differences.
	www.zootopia.com.au /content/view.asp?id=1230 (755 words)

	Science Show - 12/08/00: Western Plains Zoo
		The Western Plains Zoo is now a leading centre for conservation of large mammals from all over the world as well as running captive breeding programs for Australian native birds and animals.
		A zoo was built and then over that, years after, parts of the farming land was bought and taken over by the zoo.
		And instead of doing the normal zoo thing and putting them in a small cage somewhere and breeding one or two, we thought okay, now is the time to test out this sanctuary we're standing in.
	www.abc.net.au /rn/science/ss/stories/s160011.htm (7088 words)

	Southern White Rhino at Western Plains Zoo Zoo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Western Plains Zoo were the first to breed White Rhinos in Australia.
		Western Plains received five animals in 2003, 2 males and 3 females.
		With the birth of a calf, hopefully the zoo will once again establish itself as a breeding centre for the animals.
	www.angelfire.com /ab5/ozzoos/whirhiwes.html (86 words)

	ABC Western Plains NSW » Zoo Tales
		Western Plains Zoo is an open range facility on the outskirts of Dubbo in Central New South Wales.
		While zoos are still a place to view some amazing creatures their role has expanded into breeding and conservation of endangered and threatened species.
		Western Plains Zoo has launched a new concept for tourists.
	www.abc.net.au /westernplains/breakfast/features/zootales.htm (154 words)

	Taronga Zoo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Taronga Zoo is home to over 26,000 animals on 287 hectares, making it one of the largest of its kind, and it divided into eight zoogeographic regions with numerous indoor pavilions and outdoor exhibits.
		In February, 2003 it became the second zoo in Australia to breed the platypus.
		Zoo Friends is an organisation which offers support in form of volunteers and fund raising for both Taronga and Western Plains Zoo.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Taronga_Zoo (485 words)

	Aussie zoo makes rhino IVF breakthrough \| \| The Australian (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		AN Australian zoo has performed a world-first by successfully harvesting eggs from an endangered fl rhinoceros for IVF treatment.
		Western Plains Zoo in Dubbo, together with the Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research in Berlin, carried out the procedure in an attempt to preserve the genetic potential of an infertile fl rhino named Musinapongo, affectionately know as Musi.
		Western Plains Zoo's senior veterinarian Benn Bryant said the use of sophisticated reproductive technologies like IVF had taken the zoo's breeding program to a new level.
	www.theaustralian.news.com.au /story/0,20867,20560041-29277,00.html (270 words)

	Sumatran Tigers at Western Plains Zoo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Three Sumatran Tigers were sent from Taronga Zoo when they were old enough to be seperated from their mother.
		The third male tiger, Juara, is still at Western plains.
		She has now arrived at Western Plains and hopefully they will soon breed.
	www.angelfire.com /ab5/ozzoos/sumtigwes.html (118 words)

	Velocity Web Site - Dilemma for a horny beast
		Western Plains Zoo's breeding programme is part of a captive breeding programme supported by the International Rhino Foundation.
		The zoo team knew Rocket was ready to mate through testing her faecal hormone levels and by the excited behavior of the bulls.
		She was anaesthetised by Western Plains Zoo vets Dr Benn Bryant and Dr Tim Portas.
	velocity.ansto.gov.au /velocity/ans0005/article_03.asp (977 words)

	Taronga and Western Plains Zoos
		Western Plains Zoo is traversed by 7km of sealed roads and 6km of bushland walking tracks.
		The Education Officer at the Zoo can offer people of all ages a wildly different learning experience, allowing them to come face to face with live animals.
		A visit to Western Plains Zoo gives young and old alike the skills and enthusiasm to actively participate in the care and conservation of flora and fauna in their own communities.
	www.zootopia.com.au /content/view.asp?id=52 (193 words)

	International Zoo News No. 294
		Dr Seal recorded that, as social institutions, zoos were responding well to changing cultures and attitudes, and that conservation planning exercises and the setting of priorities will very much depend on increased degrees of cooperation, coordination and the adoption of a multi-disciplinary approach on all matters relating to future conservation efforts.
		Zoos interested in hosting a future conference in this _Breeding Endangered Species' series should write to the WZO President who, with his Council, will discuss with CBSG the merits of each application, and will with them be responsible for deciding on the most appropriate organisation to hold the next international meeting in this conference series.
		Rotterdam Zoo personnel were involved in the organization of a dwarf lemur workshop during the 17th meeting of the International Primate Society, held in Madagascar in 1998.
	www.zoonews.ws /IZN/294/IZN-294.html (19609 words)

	Dubbo, Australia, hotel, climate, rainfall, car hire
		At over 300 ha, The Western Plains Zoo in Dubbo is the largest open range zoo in Australia.
		Unlike conventional zoos where animals are enclosed in relatively small enclosures, The Western Plains Zoo provides extensive habitats allowing the animals to live in extremely natural environments.
		A visit to this extensive zoo is really unlike any other zoo experience you may have had before and is almost akin to a real safari.
	www.auinfo.com /Dubbo.html (436 words)

	Dubbo and Western Plains Zoo - Travel Australia
		Personally I think riding a bicycle round the zoo would be an ideal way to see the animals from Africa such as big cats, elephants, Hippopotamuses and a large number of Australian native species (as well as animals from 3 other continents).
		With conservation as a central focus of the zoo I think your overall educational experience will be enhanced as opposed to just seeing a few animals in your run of the mill city zoo.
		I have been to Dubbo, I went in 2004 with my family,(I am 11 years old) we went to the western plains zoo, it was a really great experience, i think this website is a great insight into Dubbo and the Western Plains Zoo.
	www.travelaustralia.org.au /dubbo-and-western-plains-zoo (617 words)

	About Zoo Friends
		Zoo Friends is not just about unlimited Zoo entry, wild benefits, educational activities or even volunteer opportunities.
		We are very proud to be a major supporter of Taronga and Western Plains Zoos, particularly in relation to its conservation and education efforts.
		Taronga and Western Plains Zoos are governed by a single body, the Zoological Parks Board of New South Wales.
	www.zoofriends.org.au /about.html (638 words)

	Western NSW (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The Western region of New South Wales is area of choice for fine country heritage.
		Western New South Wales is a very different proposition from the other parts of the state.
		You find here towns rich in history and where you can stay on a rural property or a luxurious guesthouse are Bathurst and Orange in the Western Plains.
	www.pacificislandtravel.com /australia/newsouthwales/western_nsw.asp (347 words)

	Manhunt: police close zoo - National - smh.com.au
		Dubbo's Western Plains Zoo was closed to the public today as police searched for suspected double murderer Malcolm Naden.
		The action came after a report Naden was hiding in the grounds of the world-famous zoo, in central western NSW.
		The zoo, a former army camp during World War Two, is a 300 hectare oasis of woodland and irrigated grassland, containing more than 1,000 different animals from five continents.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2005/12/23/1135032168445.html (368 words)

	Western Plains Zoo Photo Gallery by Paul Dudley at pbase.com
		The Western Plains Zoo is near Dubbo, a day's drive west of Sydney.
		We were allowed to feed the giraffe but not to pat the hippopotamus.
		Spent a good half day at the zoo on the return leg of our "Second Outback Trip", and have added a number of new pictures.
	www.pbase.com /lambsfeathers/dubbo (163 words)

	Guides NSW - Youth - Zoo Sponsorship (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Guides have been sponsoring and caring for animals at Taronga Zoo as a Guide service since 1978, and more recently we have also sponsored fauna at the Western Plains Zoo, Dubbo.
		Zoos have changed over the years and animals are no longer exhibited in simple cement cages with iron bars.
		This year the presentation of the cheque will be at Western Plains Zoo, Dubbo in August.
	www.guidesnsw.org.au /youth/zoosponsor.asp (321 words)

	Salvaje - Wild Cats on the World Wide Web - by Amanda Greenslade
		There are no non-domesticated feline populations in the wild in Australia and New Zealand, but a number of zoos and other facilities feature wild cats.
		Due to the fact that (a) some wildlife organisations do not have accessible and up-to-date lists of their animals, (b) some wild cats have short life-spans and (c) wild cats are often transferred to other zoos for breeding programs, the information on this page is subject to change.
		If you are a media coordinator for one of the zoos mentioned, I welcome any feedback from you, including any news or images you would allow me to use on this website.
	www.tigerace.com /salvaje/zoos.html (218 words)

	Justin Sullivan's Dubbo Zoo Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Dubbo is a town in Central Western NSW that quite possibly has lots of attractions but I confess I've mostly only ever been there to see the zoo.
		Once you're at Western Plains Zoo, you'll probably want to have more or less a full day there, or at least several hours.
		Instead of the animals being in cages as in most zoos, they're in open fields which are separated from the (tasty) public by moats and grassy mounds.
	justin.justnet.com.au /dubbozoo (484 words)

	Hotels in Dubbo Australia - Best Western Countryman Motor Inn (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The Best Western Countryman Motor Inn is in a great central location, within walking distance to shops and RSL Club.
		Western Plains Zoo, Dundullimal, Old Dubbo Gaol, are all within a 5 minute drive.
		The Best Western Countryman Motor Inn has an award winning restaurant and cocktail bar on premises and we offer great zoo package deals too.
	www.onetravelsource.com /10195274.html (494 words)

	Western Plains Zoo Photo Gallery by Michael O'Farrell at pbase.com
		Western Plains Zoo Photo Gallery by Michael O'Farrell at pbase.com
		The Western Plains Zoo in Dubbo is about 350 kms north west of Sydney.
		It is best to login or register first but you may post as a guest.
	www.pbase.com /mof_sydney/western_plains_zoo (47 words)

	Taronga and Western Plains Zoos
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	www.zoo.nsw.gov.au /content/view.asp?id=1070 (273 words)

	Accommodation Dubbo near Western Plains Zoo - Aberdeen Motor Inn
		Please feel free to contact us for information and packages to help make your stay in Dubbo an enjoyable, memorable visit.
		The Western Plains Zoo is Australia's only open-range zoo and a place you can easily spend more than a day visiting...
		At the Old Dubbo Gaol you can travel back in time as amazing animatronic characters recount their tales, experience the darkness of solitary confinement and see the authentic gallows.
	www.aberdeenmotorinndubbo.com.au /index.html (213 words)

	Zoo Friends
		Zoo Friends provides assistance to Sydney's Taronga Zoo and Dubbo's Western Plains Zoo.
		We are a not-for-profit organisation raising over two million dollars last year in support of the Zoos and its conservation strategies.
		A special invitation to all Western Plains Zoo Friends past and present Volunteers
	www.zoofriends.org.au (560 words)

	A Dubbo Self Contained Unit near the Western Plains Zoo
		A Dubbo Self Contained Unit near the Western Plains Zoo
		Take in the magnificent western sunset, the magnificent night views and starlit skies.
		Listen to the sounds of the bountiful birdlife or the animals of Western Plains Zoo.
	www.pinecrestbb.com.au /aboutus.shtml (151 words)

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