Zoo Animals Make Tracks For Wildlife Conservation

Animals at Sydney's Taronga Zoo make their mark by leaving footprints in a campaign to raise awareness for wildlife conservation.

Published

11 months ago

Categories

World, Asia/Pacific, Oceania, Science, Wildlife

Topics

Wildlife

Places

Australia, Sydney

Transcript

Animals at Sydney's Taronga Zoo leave their paw prints on paper as part of a campaign called "Make your Mark" -- meant to make people more aware of wildlife conservation.SOUNDBITE: Cameron Kerr, Taronga Zoo CEO, saying (English):"It's all about getting the community involved. We know that if it's all about wildlife, really we are the ones, us humans that are going to make the difference in the end."And the immediate difference will be upgrades in a Thailand National Park.Leaving a positive imprint on wildlife.Tara Cleary, Reuters.