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Lobenwein Norberttel beszélgettünk a fesztiválszezonról
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Élőben a belvárosból a terasznyitás első estéjén
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When Ron Kagan closed the Detroit Zoo’s elephant exhibit, only the elephants were happy.
Elephants were a signature attraction that drove attendance, and no American zoo had ever given up the prized pachyderms on humanitarian grounds. But 20 years ago, Kagan, the zoo’s soon-to-retire executive director, saw that the harsh Detroit winters were unnatural for Winky and Wanda, the pair of elderly Asia-born elephants in his care. They both suffered arthritis and foot ailments caused by hard zoo grounds, and a lack of proper exercise and socialization had left them depressed.
But the idea of shutting down the zoo’s most popular draw baffled the zoo world and worried the board that oversaw him. The American Zoo and Aquarium Association, in fact, threatened to withdraw the Detroit zoo’s accreditation if Kagan went through with it.
Kitokio Žaliakalnio kauniečiai neįsivaizduoja: šią miesto dalį garsina Brazilka ir Argentinka, senbernarė Bitė ir Prisikėlimo bazilika
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June Jordan in 2014 celebrates the opening of the new Murrells Inlet Community Center and its stage.
When June Jordan, 82, passed from this world at a local hospital on the morning of April 7 after a protracted battle with cancer, the community of Murrells Inlet lost one of its brightest flowers and most ardent – though mostly unsung – supporters and environmental advocates. She was to be honored with the Murrells Inlet 2020 Golden Oyster Award for Environmental Stewardship this Sunday at 10 a.m. before the start of this year’s Spring Tide cleanup; and so she will be.
June’s spirit, and her vibrant, giving embrace of the community and the saltmarsh, were as clear and pure as the kingfishers who merrily roam the Inlet creeks, and the harlequin oystercatchers who people the shellbanks. But to her friends and family, and the many local causes that she played such a vital role in, June Jordan will be missed, not just for the work she did to spread their mission and me