zoomontana造句

• ZooMontana does not have to rebuild, remodel or renovate.
• But ZooMontana is a private nonprofit effort unable to rely on tax dollars.
• So ZooMontana will use what it has, emphasizing quality, not quantity.
• ZooMontana is divided into two main " regions " in addition to other exhibits.
• Throughout the design process, planners have taken advantage of ZooMontana's natural attributes.
• When ZooMontana finally held a grand opening this fall, 10, 000 people poured through its gates.
• But in 1982, civic leaders in this city of 100, 000 formed a board to build ZooMontana.
• Unlike urban zoos, which crowd many exhibits and animals on relatively small sites, ZooMontana will emphasize large habitats and fewer animals.
• ZooMontana plans to emphasize species of the northern Rocky Mountains and other cold-weather-climate zones, a money-saving decision.
• ZooMontana's habitats give animals space and a natural setting, while yielding a clear view for visitors, who pay $ 3 for adults and $ 2 for children.
• Over time, ZooMontana may become as landlocked as zoos in New York, Philadelphia and Washington, D . C . It lies in this city's West End growth corridor.
• Then the state donated 70 acres in 1989 . And residents supported the zoo's major fund-raiser, a yearly outdoor music festival, even though ZooMontana did not have a single animal.
• "This is a whole new approach to managing wildlife, " said Jay Kirkpatrick, science director at ZooMontana in Billings and a member of the research team that is testing PZP on wild horses.
• "Zoos once tried to get as many animals as they could, but that's not necessarily the way for the future, " said ZooMontana's director, William Torgerson, a veterinarian by training who has worked at some of North America's largest zoos.