Dr. Ronald Strahan

Ronald Strahan Museum Victoria Honorary Fellow
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Based on Ronald Strahan's first dictionary of Australian mammals, published in 1981, it includes all species, both native and introduced.
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Compiled by one of Australia's most distinguished zoologists, Ronald Strahan, together with natural history author and artist, Pamela Conder
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Ronald Strahan taught zoology in several universities before becoming Director of Sydney's Taronga Zoo in 1967.In 1974 he was appointed Research Fellow in the Australian Museum, and later head of its National Photographic Index of Australian Wildlife, from which he produced nineteen books, including an authoritative work, The Mammals of Australia.He is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Biology, and the Royal Zoological Society of New South Wales and an Honorary Life Member of the Australian Mammal Society.In 1995 he was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia.

Edited by Ronald Strahan, Editor in Chief, National Photographic Index of Australian Wildlife.Published by Angus and Robertson, an imprint of Harper Collins Publishers.25 Ryde Road, Pymble 2073.

RONALD STRAHAN, BEAUTY AND THE BEASTS: A FASCINATING HISTORY OF TARONGA AND WESTERN PLAINS ZOOS AND THEIR ANTECEDENTS , ZOOLOGICAL PARKS BOARD OF NEW SOUTH WALES, 1991, 160PP., ILLUSTRATED. Australian zoos have scientific, cultural, and historic value.Zoo conferences discuss and document the aims and activities of their institutions, and their predominantly warm-blooded vertebrate zoo inhabitants (yes I know that there are exceptions such as the butterflies in Melbourne's zoo) provide grand photo-opportunities to illustrate newspaper and magazine articles.However, very few books have been published on the history of Australian zoos. As part of the 'Zoobilee' commemorating the 75th Anniversary of the opening of the Taronga Zoo in 1916, the Zoological Parks Board of New South Wales commissioned Ronald Strahan, a former Director of the Taronga and also the Western Plains Zoos, and author of a history of the Australian Museum, to write a concise history of the Board's zoos and their antecedents. Strahan charts the development of zoological interest in NSW from mid-nineteenth century discussions in Sydney which did not succeed in establishing a Zoological Society there.
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Strahan has provided an interesting and engaging story of zoological developments in NSW.

RONALD STRAHAN, BEAUTY AND THE BEASTS: A FASCINATING HISTORY OF TARONGA AND WESTERN PLAINS ZOOS AND THEIR ANTECEDENTS , ZOOLOGICAL PARKS BOARD OF NEW SOUTH WALES, 1991, 160PP., ILLUSTRATED. Australian zoos have scientific, cultural, and historic value.Zoo conferences discuss and document the aims and activities of their institutions, and their predominantly warm-blooded vertebrate zoo inhabitants (yes I know that there are exceptions such as the butterflies in Melbourne's zoo) provide grand photo-opportunities to illustrate newspaper and magazine articles.However, very few books have been published on the history of Australian zoos. As part of the 'Zoobilee' commemorating the 75th Anniversary of the opening of the Taronga Zoo in 1916, the Zoological Parks Board of New South Wales commissioned Ronald Strahan, a former Director of the Taronga and also the Western Plains Zoos, and author of a history of the Australian Museum, to write a concise history of the Board's zoos and their antecedents. Strahan charts the development of zoological interest in NSW from mid-nineteenth century discussions in Sydney which did not succeed in establishing a Zoological Society there.
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Strahan has provided an interesting and engaging story of zoological developments in NSW.

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Ronald Strahan (Australian Museum Trust), The Mammals of Australia (Australia: Reed Books, 1995).

Dr Ronald Strahan AM - Royal Zoological Society of NSW (retires June 2006)

Willie was also invited to dinner by the well known conservationist and zoologist Ronald Strahan (the ex Director of the Taronga Zoo and author) and his wife Pamela Conder, (the conservationist and zoological painter and author of many childrens' books).

Ronald Strahan (Australian Museum Trust), The Mammals of Australia, Reed Books, Australia, 1995.

Dr Ronald Strahan has broad-ranging interests and expertise in vertebrate zoology, ranging from Agnatha to mammals, and has had a diverse career encompassing academia, research, education, book writing, and Director of the Zoological Parks Board of NSW.Perhaps best known for his editorial work on the Complete Book of Australian Mammals, and its successor The Mammals of Australia, Ron has written or edited a further 20 books on Australian zoology.He has also written on the history of Australian zoos and science, and established the National Photographic Index of Australian Wildlife at the Australian Museum.Ron is a Past-President of the Australian Society for Limnology, the Australia and New Zealand Association of Zoo Directors, as well as of the Royal Zoological Society of NSW.In recognition of his contributions and international standing, Dr Strahan was made a Member of the Order of Australia in 1994, and was awarded a Doctor of Science (honoris causa) by the University of NSW in 1999.

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