Planting for enrichment at the Melbourne Zoo (1996)
Arnold, J., Embury, A.
Abstract
Successfully established exhibit vegetation is often the key element in environmental enrichment for zoo animals. The vegetation within an exhibit can cater to a wide range of animals' psychological and physical requirements such as food, shelter, shade, camouflage, sanctuary, perching, and nesting.
Published
1996
Citation
Arnold, J., Embury, A. 1996. Planting for enrichment at the Melbourne Zoo. Animal Keepers' Forum 23(1), 27-29.
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