Hey everyone! I’m McKenzie, and I work with our Ambassador Animal population. Even though I primarily spend my time with birds at the World of Wild Theater, I
opportunistic omnivores around as they are nature’s cleanup crew
Hi Keeper Stories Readers! I’m Josh. One of Zoo Atlanta’s friendly neighborhood Bird Keepers and I’m here to share a little bit of information about my
effectively control diseases by being nature’s cleanup crew
Although a lot of my day as a member of the Bird Care Team is spent caring for the animals here at the Zoo, I also devote as much time as I can to working on
Not only do they act as nature’s clean-up crew, but
Although a lot of my day as a member of the Bird Team is spent caring for the animals here at the Zoo, I also devote as much time as I can to working on
Not only do they act as nature’s clean-up crew, but
Although a lot of my day on the Bird Team is spent caring for the animals here at the Zoo, I also devote as much time as I can to working on conservation
Not only do they act as nature’s clean-up crew, but
Wrapping up the research year around Zoo Atlanta, I’d like to thank the readers out there who have been reading my blog here. It’s great to know that indeed,
David Hu and his crew from Georgia Tech continue to
September 7 brings opportunities to learn, play, and get engaged in conservation.
firsthand what it’s like to be part of nature’s cleanup crew
Like all vultures and condors, these large birds are scavengers on carcasses. They soar over large areas searching for food using vision and scent, and when a carcass is found, many individuals may congregate upon it. After centuries of suffering relatively few conservation challenges, vultures in many areas are facing sudden and dramatic declines as a result of new threats caused by human activities.
Join a bird expert for facts on nature’s cleanup crew
Wrapping up another productive year of research here at Zoo Atlanta, I’d thought I’d share with you the fruits of our labors. It was an exciting year in
David Hu and his crew from Georgia Tech continue to
Want to help save wildlife and wild places? By visiting Zoo Atlanta, you already have! Did you know that 25 cents of every Zoo Atlanta general admission
earned vultures the nickname of “nature’s clean-up crew
