Thanks to everyone at the AZA 2011 conference who participated in our Maui Jim sunglasses raffle! The lucky winners have been announced:
Darcie Larson
Interpretation Coordinator
Seattle Aquarium
Amber Neilson
Education Coordinator
Sequoia Park Zoo
Brian M. Carter
Director, Communications
SeaWorld San Antonio
Megan Hudak
Volunteer Services Manager
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
We've mailed them their Maui Jim sunglasses and hope they're ready to look extra cool. Just in time for fall!
Thanks again for stopping by and talking with us at the conference. If you have any follow up questions or want to work with us on something, please don't hesitate to contact us!
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September 30, 2011
September 9, 2011
Hope to see you at AZA in Atlanta!
In case you will be at AZA, here's a brief summary of some of what we are involved with and hope to see you at:
- Exhibit Hall Roundtable (Thursday, Sept 15, 12:15pm-1:45pm) - come learn more about our market research initiative, World Oceans Day, our growing network of ZAMs (zoos, aquariums and museums), and how you can get more involved.
- Panel: “Understanding Your Audiences in Climate Change Education: How to Turn the Tide in Climate Literacy and Action” (Friday, Sept 16, 10:00am-11:30am)
- Poster Reception: “Motivating Audiences for Conservation Action and Climate Change through Market Research: Stories from the field” (Friday, Sept 16, 5:30pm-7pm)
- Panel: “The Age of New Media: Engage Youth on Their Virtual Turf (with the Support of the Research)” (Saturday, Sept 17, 8:30am-10:00am)
ALSO, thanks to Maui Jim's generosity, we will be raffling off a few pairs of their famous sunglasses. For conference attendees who visit our roundtable and/or our poster session and leave a business card, you will be entered in the raffle to win a pair of Maui Jim Sunglasses!
See you in Atlanta!
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