Led by a dominant male, Chimpanzee family groups travel during the day and build nests to sleep in at night.
Annual Report 2006
Welcome to Taronga and Western Plains Zoos' 2006 Annual Report.
The report contains much information about the Zoo's conservation work, business and financial activities as well as many beautiful illustrations.
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Annual Report 2006
Contents - Pages 1 - 8 Pages 9 - 17
- Contents
- Chairman's Report
- Appointed Board
- Board Committees
- Senior Management Team
- Organisational Chart
- Director and Chief Executive's Report
- Highlights of 2005/06
- Year in Brief - Financials
- Year in Brief - Visitation
Our Animals, Plants and Physical Assets - Pages 18 - 29
- Life Sciences Divisions
- Capital Works and Infrastructure
- Asset Maintenance Services
- Horticulture
Our Conservation, Research and Education - Pages 30 - 39
- Conservation and Research Programs
- Education Programs
Our Business Enterprise - Pages 40 to 53
- The Taronga Foundation
- Marketing
- Media Relations
Our People - Pages 54 - 62
- Human Resources
- Occupational Health, Safety and Environment
- Association of Zoo Friends (NSW) Inc.
- Our Customers
- Market Research
Financial Statements - Pages 63 - 104
- Financial Statutory Performance
Appendices - Pages 105 - 146
- Index
