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Dalila Frasson
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  • Netherlands
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Dalila Frasson is attending Vivi Billesoe's event
Oct 25, 2021
Dalila Frasson is attending Mohamed Baessa's event

Discussion on How to choose where to publish at 1

October 27, 2021 from 12pm to 1pm
The library organizes several "Lunch & Learn" sessions during the OA week. In this session, Prof. Deanna Lacoste (KAUST faculty) will introduce the session topic "How to choose where to publish" to KAUST research community for discussion.See More
Oct 25, 2021

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Are you participating in OAWeek 2021? (You can update this later)
Yes--definitely!
First name
Dalila
Last name
Frasson
Organization/institution name
European Association of Zoos and Aquaria (EAZA)
Type of institution
Non-profit
What's your position?
Other
What's the level of OA awareness where you are?
Medium
What are your goals for OA Week?
EAZA is one of the largest zoo associations in the world, uniting more than 400 zoos and aquariums in 48 countries. EAZA’s mission is to facilitate cooperation within the European zoo and aquarium community. This goal is achieved through stimulation, facilitation, and coordination of the community’s efforts in education, conservation and, scientific research, through the enhancement of cooperation with all relevant organizations, and through influencing relevant legislation within the EU (EAZA Strategy 2021-2025).
We publish 4 times a year a no-fee OA journal: The Journal of Zoo and Aquarium Research (JZAR).
JZAR provides a forum for the publication of novels, peer-reviewed research papers, reviews, technical reports, and evidence-based case studies. All issues are revised by an expert editorial board. Research categories covered by JZAR includes studies in pure and applied biological sciences (e.g. behaviour, genetics, medicine, nutrition, population management, and reproduction), in situ conservation research (e.g. socio-economic and field surveys) and research aimed at developing other roles of zoos and aquariums (e.g. visitor learning and marketing surveys).
We are having some financial issues so, I would like to understand if we can benefit from external funds and if exist other ways to help us in maintaining this activity.
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