Spring break is coming up soon and your family may also be planning your summer vacation. We thought we'd ask for your feedback about your favorite zoos, science/nature museums, nature centers, and national parks (or state parks). We want to create an online resource list for our subscribers.
We'd love to hear from you. Please give us the name of your favorite zoo, science/nature museum, nature center, or national park and WHY YOU LIKE IT. We'll add your comments to our list. You'll be helping other Zoobooks/Zootles/Zoobies families with your reviews & comments. We'll post your information with your initials and your location if you give us that information. Please let us know if you want your suggestion to be marked anonymous
Thanks in advance for pitching in.
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
ZooTube: Have You Tuned In?
It's better to see a butterfly break out of its chrysalis than to just hear about it. That's why we offer our ZooTube option on our website--to make animals come alive. Right now we offer this adventure address on the back covers of our issues, but what do you think of incorporating these video links within the text of the issue to illustrate different points? Can you see yourself putting down your issue in mid-read to pursue related live-action on your computer?
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Digital Previews
Have you checked out our digital previews of the upcoming issues yet? You can see the entire issue before it ever even arrives in the mail! Do you enjoy this perk, or do you prefer to be kept in suspense until your printed issue is in your hands?
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Jump in to This Photo Dilemma
We're selecting a large, dramatic photo to end our upcoming April issue, Old World Monkeys. We originally started off with the monkey leaping through the forest that you see here. But now we are wondering if the baby riding on its mother's back is more endearing. What do you think?
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
New Contest Ideas
We'd like to offer our readers a chance to share their creativity with others who share their interests. Which of these opportunities do you think people would be most eager for?
1. A place to publish their animal photography
2. A place to publish animal illustrations or stories
3. A place to post fun family photos of kids interacting with animals
Or have you already come up with an even better alternative to these? We'd love to know.
1. A place to publish their animal photography
2. A place to publish animal illustrations or stories
3. A place to post fun family photos of kids interacting with animals
Or have you already come up with an even better alternative to these? We'd love to know.
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