Promoting Conservation at Theme Parks

[phenom1307]

I am doing a research project/proposal argument on conservation and how promoting conservation at theme parks is a good way to enterainingly(i dont know if thats a real word or not haha) reach the masses. And I am proposing to create a new park like on of those. So I was hoping to get a poll on how well you all thought places like Disney's Animal Kingdom, Busch Gardens in Tampa, Sea World, San Diego Wild Animal Park, etc. promoted conservation. And if you thought there was anything they could do better...

Thanks in advance for all the voting.

 

[WildcatDen]

Oops, thought that this was promoting "Conservatives" at the Parks and that Rush was a guest speaker. . . :lookaroun

 

[phenom1307]

anyone else want to vote?

 

[phenom1307]

anyone else?

 

[phenom1307]

16? well i guess thats alright...can i get at least 25?

 

[phenom1307]

just 6 more please

 

[unkadug]

Friendly little bump

 

[phenom1307]

Friendly little bump

thank you haha

 

[phenom1307]

there has been 95 views yet only 23 votes...is it really that hard to click a little circle and press submit

 

[Captain Hank]

I already voted (Excellent), but I did have a thought. One thing that I've noticed is that many of these parks inspire people to help the environment, but stop short of really telling people what they can do on an individual level. The displays along the pathway to Rafiki's Planet Watch does an okay job of it, but I think there could be more done.

 

[phenom1307]

I already voted (Excellent), but I did have a thought. One thing that I've noticed is that many of these parks inspire people to help the environment, but stop short of really telling people what they can do on an individual level. The displays along the pathway to Rafiki's Planet Watch does an okay job of it, but I think there could be more done.

thanks for the vote...and ill try to add something about that into my paper