ECHO exists because zoos and aquariums are the world’s greatest mechanism to fascinate future conservationists. We strive to create an environment where participants can be immersed in curiosity and wonder toward the beauty of the natural world. By crafting collisions between a variety of ideas and creative people willing to take risks, then intentionally discussing and asking questions, we are able to enhance this tremendous vision.
ECHO19 Participants | The Living Desert Zoo | Palm Desert, California
ECHO20 will be hosted in partnership with The Birmingham Zoo in Birmingham, Alabama, May 19-21, 2020. This year’s theme is Disruptive Changes, Adaptive Organizations. All-inclusive registration for ECHO20 is $950 and includes:
How do I become a participant at ECHO20?
Our curated guest list includes leaders from zoos and aquariums in the U.S. and Canada. If you are not yet on our guest list and would like to be considered, please email Mike Clifford at echo@glmv.com. ECHO is a high-energy, deep-thinking, and intimate gathering, and as such, seats are limited. A small number of scholarships are available for leaders who may not otherwise be able to attend.
Immersive, experiential design is at the heart of our Zoo studio, and this project encompass those design characteristics in a big way. A first-of-its-kind habitat, Elephants of the Zambezi River Valley will allow guests to be completely surrounded by up to 7 African elephants, both on land, in a pavilion at the heart of the habitat, and on water, in a river boat ride feature.
When your mission is to make every day the best day ever, you have to keep an eye to tomorrow, too. Along with our friends at Rosamond Gifford Zoo and Zoo Advisors, we developed a new master plan to ensure this level of unparalleled service continued. The long-term plan maps a future that puts engaging…
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