The mission of this site is to provide professional animal managers, both in zoo and laboratory settings, a comprehensive resource for incorporating enrichment into the care and husbandry of captive animals. This mission will be implemented using a combination of the following strategies: Promote the improved management of captive species by providing detailed information on peer-reviewed and evaluated enrichment ideas. Foster communication concerning enrichment theory and practice among captive animal managers. Link animal managers throughout the world by interfacing with allied organizations. Promote the philosophy of enrichment as part of routine captive animal management. Provide animal managers with enrichment related resources, such as vendors, literature, and allied web sites. As Enrichment Online editors, we are responsible for managing this Web site. Our goal is to make Enrichment Online a comprehensive and valuable enrichment tool. We also hope that this site is easy to navigate. To let us know how well we are meeting our goals, please contact us with any questions regarding this site’s content or usability. Also, please send us any enrichment-related information you feel may benefit other users such as specific discussion topics, literature resources, suppliers, allied Web sites or any other resources related to captive animal behavioral management programs. We encourage you to assist us with our efforts to make this the best Web-based enrichment resource available. Your input and questions are very important to us. For technical support, please contact us at enrichmentonline-help@fortworthzoo.org. If you have general comments or feedback, please contact us at enrichmentonline-feedback@fortworthzoo.org. Thanks and we look forward to hearing from you soon,     Tarren Wagener, M.S., Director of Animal Programs and Conservation, Fort Worth Zoo     Becky Volk, Asst. Curator of Conservation Science, Animal Training and Enrichment, Fort     Worth Zoo