Light Means More to Animals
Light Beyond the Bulb
Physical Light matters to individual animals, according to species and habitat parameters.
Natural Light Cycles Condition
States of Perceptual Consciousness
Natural Light Cycles Condition
Every Phase of Nutrition
Natural Light Cycles facilitate an animal's
full capacity to work and love.
Natural Light Cycles enable an animal to express itself fully, with intent.
Animals 'read' environments according to individual, species, and habitat lexicons.
Light and the Five Domains
Model of Animal Welfare
by Dr. James Karl Fischer PhD is now in preparation for publication as part of the Springer Publishing Animal Welfare Series. Reserve your copy here, while making
a tax-free contribution ≥ $150.00 to
The Zoological Lighting Institute.
The Optics of Life:
A Biologist's Guide to Light in Nature
by Sönke Johnsen PhD is available to acquire through The Zoological Lighting institute.
Receive your copy here, as SWAG for making a tax-free contribution ≥ $150.00 to
The Zoological Lighting Institute.
Understanding an animal's photobiology through study, experiment, and data collection, is crucial to reduce random risks.
Evaluating the differences of current conditions from 'natural light' conditions is vital for good husbandry and wildlife conservation alike.
Coordinate the key life cycle activities with the facilitating light conditions, including the optical properties of conspecifics and housing.
Identify significant departures from dynamic natural light conditions, and address architectural and operational conflicts.
Passively use local natural light, recognizing
inevitable differences due to development,
and between in-situ / ex-situ conditions.
View artificial, electric light with great care as a pharmaceutical. Monitor flicker, optical qualities, and incidental emissions carefully.
ZALA Exhibits serve a variety of practical purposes. A demonstrable hub to coordinate animal welfare activities, ZALA Exhibits provide equipment, expertise, and public education that advances animal welfare science.
Every animal related business benefits from monitoring based risk management. ZALA Stations provide the expertise, equipment, and resources to improve quality through accurate reporting and informed decision making.
ZALA Stations put people on the ground, ready to implement Five Domains Monitoring as a necessary pre-condition of ZALA RECIPE based lighting design.
Sustainable design cannot be sustainable if it kills or harms wildlife. ZALA Station SDG Reporting creates a basis for building back better, and community engagement
Contract with us for applied photobiology guidance.
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