Write about the introduction of the promotional plan and the target audience of the bird park kuala lumpur and what is the objective

Bird Park Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur Bird Park is situated alongside the KL Botanic Gardens, National Mosque, and Royal Malaysian Police Museum in the green lung in Bukit Aman, in the west of Malaysia's capital, Kuala Lumpur. Opened in 1991, it houses just over 3000 birds from 200 species in an enclosed aviary across 20.9 acres. 90% of its species are indigenous to Malaysia and highlight the threats to their species future. The park is divided into four zones: - Zone 1: Love Aviary, Brahminy Land, Flamingo Pond, Bulbul Land, and Peacocks and Peahens roaming freely. This is based around a series of ponds, fountains, and waterfalls and is the entrance and exit. - Zone 2: Baya weaver, Nicobar pigeon, Ostrich, and Scarlet ibis. This is a more open area, further away from other people, with small gazebo buildings in which to rest and observe the birds. - Zone 3: Hornbills, Hill Myna, Formosan Blue Magpie, and Purple Swamphen. This is also where the park's restaurant is. This is made up of a range of smaller enclosures and cement buildings, like older/traditional enclosures you'll have seen in zoos and parks around the world. - Zone 4: This features a large walk-in enclosure around a small lake with 20 species of parrots, and flightless birds. For those who are fans of megafauna, this is your zone. It also includes the air-conditioned Bird Gallery and Education Station, which are museum galleries with taxidermied specimens on display. These were a little underwhelming for a casual visitor as not all the displays were complete and didactic wall text did not necessarily provide context. What was there, however, highlighted the need for understanding and conservation of natural environments and habitats. The highlight of this zone is the Waterfall Aviary, featuring a 9.1 metre (30-foot) high freshwater waterfall (with a viewing platform behind the fall which was delightfully refreshing although a bit damp). zones 1-3 birds are free to fly and forage in a natural environment and breed naturally. otourism is an opportunity for visitors to experience natural environments and to learn about 'eatened species. Ecotourism venues are another 'educational leisure setting', so it's portant that these places are welcoming and relaxing for visitors, but also effective and gaging in communicating key learning outcomes