2012 Federation Calendars Now Available!!
Wall calendars featuring the winners of this year’s Federation Mondiale du Cirque photography contest are now available. A European version was created by Federation Associated Member Roberto Fazzini, Italiano Produzioni; the Americas version was designed by Associated Member Spotlight Graphics of Sarasota, Florida. Both calendars are full color.
The European version of the 2012 calendar is available at www.circusfederation.org under “Boutique” for €12 (postage included). The North American version of the 2012 calendar can be purchased at www.oaba.org for $15 (postage included for U.S. addresses) and $20 for shipment elsewhere in the Americas (postage included).
Calendars are available at a reduced rate for orders of 25 or more calendars: € 5.50 (European version) and $7.00 (North American version). Orders for larger quantities can be placed by email to
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ECA Animal Pin 2012 The ECA animal pin for 2012 is now available, this year featuring a nice zebra. The proceeds from the sale of the pins are for ECA’s animal activities. Each pin costs € 5.-. Special offer for Collectors: One set of 4 pins ( 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011) costs only € 12,50 Due to the postage costs, pins must be ordered for at least € 20.- by paying € 20.- or more (depending upon the number of pins you order) onto the ECA bank account:
ING – MKB - Location VO.01.83
Post box 5125
6802 EC Arnhem
The Netherlands
IBAN-number: NL28 INGB 0666 5766 29
BIC-number: INGBNL2A
Indicate “pins 2012” or “set of 4 pins”, the amount and the address the pins must be sent to.
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Why ECA? Circus is Culture
The classical circus is known through out the world as a variety of acts presented in a central ring involving artistic displays, acrobatics, clowns, music, animals, and mind-boggling feats of strength, beauty and daring. The modern European circus can be traced to London around 1770. Today more than 1,000 circuses thrive across Europe. Many are owned or managed by and feature talented descendants of the original great circus families. The European Circus Association (ECA) was established to promote circus arts and culture, thereby protecting this important part of our shared heritage. |
ECA offers proposed model regulation for the care, transport and presentation of animals in the circus ECA Supports the Establishment of Good Regulations The European Circus Association (ECA) strongly supports the establishment of appropriate regulations to ensure the welfare of all animals under human care. Concerning animals in circuses, there is no legal basis for European Community wide legislation. ECA therefore recommends that countries that have not already done so enact circus-specific legislation at the national level. Read more >>
Complete model regulations you can find in the members documents
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