In This Issue
Indianapolis is a sports town known for fast cars, its deeply-rooted love of basketball and its designation as the amateur sports capital of the world. With so much attention lavished on sports heroes, could it actually be possible to raise an animal conservationist to the level of a national hero?
The Indianapolis Zoo wanted to show that the stories of successful wildlife conservation are accessible, and it needed to innovate in a way that would inspire future generations. The program also had to employ the key elements at the heart of the Indianapolis Zoo’s mission: the engagement, enlightenment and empowerment of communities in the advancement of conservation action worldwide. With that as its foundation, the Indianapolis Prize began.
An Epic Exhibit: The Simon Skjodt International Orangutan Center (members only)
Dynamic Pricing: Improving Visitor Satisfaction Through Dynamic Pricing (members only)
A Conversation with Dan Ashe
On the Cover
African Elephant © Fred Cate
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