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Zoo Licensing & Animal Welfare Quiz

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What does AAL stand for? (1 mark)

Animal Activities License

Which 2018 law relates to AAL? (1 mark)

Licensing of Activities involving Animals, 2018

List 4 things that must be/ have done to get a zoo license (requirements). (3 marks)

be suitable for the types of animals you're keeping (correct)
have a high standard of animal care (correct)
do as much as possible to stop any animals escaping (correct)
captive animal breeding
stop pests and vermin getting into the zoo (correct)
conservation research or training
helping repopulate or reintroduce species into the wild
sharing conservation information
help educate people about biodiversity (correct)
You must also do at least 1 of the following:

What must businesses such as zoo's do to ensure the safety of staff and public? (1 mark)

<p>Risk assessment</p> Signup and view all the answers

What must a zoo holding any primate, carnivore, elephant, or hoofed mammal, listed in category 1 of Appendix 12 have? (1 mark)

<p>Have live and working guns of relevant caliber as well as licensed trained staff always on site.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What must zoo's comply with when transporting animals? (2 marks)

<p>the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Flora and Fauna CITES (A), the Guidelines on Transport and the Regulations of the International Air Transport Association (IATA) (B), must comply with the Welfare of Animals (Transport) (England) Order 2006 (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which act regulating animal sales was replaced by the Animal Welfare (Licensing of Activities involving Animals, 2018) Regulations? (1 mark)

<p>Pet Animals Act, 1951</p> Signup and view all the answers

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AAL

Animal Activities License, this license is required for a variety of activities involving animals, such as zoos, animal shelters, and pet shops.

Licensing of Activities involving Animals, 2018

A 2018 law in the UK that governs the licensing of activities involving animals, including zoos, animal shelters, and pet shops.

Zoo License Requirements

A zoo must meet several requirements to obtain a zoo license, including providing high-quality animal care, educating the public about biodiversity, preventing animal escapes, and controlling pests.

Zoo License - Additional Requirements

In addition to the basic requirements, a zoo must also engage in at least one of the following activities: conservation research or training, sharing conservation information, captive animal breeding, or helping repopulate or reintroduce species into the wild.

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Zoo Safety

Zoos must conduct risk assessments to ensure the safety of both staff and the public.

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Category 1 Appendix 12

Zoos holding listed species, such as primates, carnivores, elephants, or hoofed mammals, must have licensed trained staff and live and working guns of the appropriate caliber on-site.

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Zoo Animal Transport

Zoos must comply with specific regulations when transporting animals, including the Welfare of Animals (Transport) (England) Order 2006, CITES, and IATA guidelines.

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Pet Animals Act, 1951

Legislation that was replaced by the Animal Welfare (Licensing of Activities involving Animals, 2018) Regulations, regulating the sale of animals.

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CITES

Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species, an international agreement that aims to protect endangered species through regulation of their trade.

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Zoo Licensing Act

A law passed in 1981 that introduced licensing requirements for zoos in the UK.

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Secretary of States Standards of Modern Zoo Practices, 1999

A set of guidelines for modern zoo practices, outlining best practices for animal welfare and conservation.

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CITES Classification

Species are classified into three categories under CITES, with each category having different levels of protection. There are also two sub-categories within Category II (II and IIIB) resulting in four levels.

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Animal Welfare Act Punishment

Breaching the Animal Welfare Act can result in fines, imprisonment, and a ban on owning animals.

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Animal Welfare Needs

The Animal Welfare Act outlines five welfare needs that must be met for any animal: good health, appropriate environment, suitable diet, the ability to express normal behavior, and freedom from pain, injury, and disease.

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COTES

THE CONTROL OF TRADE IN ENDANGERED SPECIES REGULATIONS 2018, domestic legislation outlining sanctions for infringements of the EU Wildlife Trade Regulations.

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COTES's Policies

COTES relates to domestic secondary legislation establishing sanctions for infringements of the EU Wildlife Trade Regulations, outlining how to enforce CITES in the UK.

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Animal Welfare Needs (Number)

Currently, there are five animal welfare needs legally recognized.

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CITES Members

CITES is a global network of member countries who have agreed to protect endangered species by regulating their trade.

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Zoo Licensing Responsibility

Local Councils are responsible for the licensing of zoos, along with the Dangerous Wild Animals Act (DWA) and Animal Activities Licenses (AAL).

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Zoo License Time Limit

A zoo license is required if wild animals are displayed to the public for more than 6 days per calendar year.

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DWA

Dangerous Wild Animals

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DWA Examples

Species covered by the Dangerous Wild Animals Act include advanced primates, big cats, most canids, kangaroos, bears, and venomous snakes.

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DWA Purpose

The main purpose of the DWA legislation is to protect the public from dangerous wild animals.

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Animal Welfare Act Responsibility

The Animal Welfare Act, 2006, puts the responsibility for the care of animals on their owners.

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DWA Legislation Type

DWA legislation is proactive, meaning it aims to prevent harm to animals before it happens.

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Study Notes

Quiz Part 4 - 10 marks

AAL stands for Animal Activities License
2018 law relates to AAL
List 4 things that must be done to get a zoo license:
- educate people about biodiversity
- suitable for the types of animals kept
- high standard of animal care
- stop animals escaping, pests, and vermin
- conservation research or training
- sharing conservation information
- captive animal breeding
- helping repopulate or reintroduce species
Businesses like zoos do to ensure staff and public safety:
- Risk assessment
Zoo holding primates, carnivores, elephants, or hoofed mammals listed in Category 1 of Appendix 12:
- Have live and working guns of relevant caliber as well as licensed trained staff
Zoo's comply with when transporting animals:
- Welfare of Animals (Transport) Order 2006, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Flora and Fauna CITES, and the Guidelines on Transport and the Regulations of the International Air Transport Association (IATA)
Animal sales act replaced by Animal Welfare (Licensing of Activities involving Animals, 2018) Regulations:
- Pet Animals Act, 1951

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Test your knowledge on the requirements and regulations related to obtaining a zoo license. This quiz covers key aspects of animal welfare laws, safety measures for staff and the public, and essential conservation practices for zoos. Delve into the responsibilities of zoos in ensuring the well-being of both animals and visitors.

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