Roland Smith–co-author with his wife Marie of the new children’s book, “Zoo Is For Zookeeper: A Zoo Alphabet,” a beautifully-illustrated work that provides two levels of animal info (one for toddlers, the other for much older kids & adults)
–discusses his approach to writing this book, his background of 20 years working at zoos, his role reintroducing the then-extinct red wolf into its native range, his view of the current controversy surrounding elephants in zoos and other zoo issues, his other books, and more. [www.RolandSmith.com]
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