This small bird is native to widespread regions of dense woodland in Africa. Brown and white in color, these birds prefer to stay low to the forest floor in…
woodland regions of Africa DietSeeds and small fruits Sunbittern Snowy-headed robin chat
Sedgwick County Zoo offers Summer Learning Adventures for kids age 4 years old through 17 years old. If you have questions about Summer Learning Adventures that…
Students will have opportunities to tour areas, chat with Zoo staff, and learn more
New Wild Encounters give guests a behind-the-scenes experience they’ll never forget.
You’ll have the rhino – literally – eating out of your hands while you chat with
The Sedgwick County Zoo is saddened to announce the death of Toru, the Guam rail. Toru was chosen to be an animal ambassador and raised to be acclimated to…
appearances at events like Coffee Connections, afternoon Tropics feedings and keeper chat
It’s a jungle in here! Encounter several species of animals and plants as you trek through the Tropics. About 50 species of birds live here – see how many you…
Scarlet-faced liocichla Learn more Silver Moony Learn more Snowy-headed robin chat
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The winter season is upon us in Kansas, which means it’s the perfect time for warm drinks, building snowmen and…visiting the Zoo!
a more relaxed atmosphere, easier viewing of animals, and more opportunities to chat
We sat down with Zookeeper Stefanie Boyer to learn all about Humboldt Penguins in this week’s episode. Listen to learn why penguins are black and white…
So, and then, um, for the penguin encounter, and then I also have a penguin chat
We sat down with Katie Schmidt from the Dyck Arboretum of the Plains to learn all about native plants. INTRO (00:00) *Intro Music – you and me the adventure…
Or, you know, we have groups of school kids who will stop and chat with me, and our
If you spend any time on social media, you’ve probably seen them – bears bouncing on trampolines, apes caught on doorbell cameras, or “rescued” wild animals…
Attend keeper chats, behind-the-scenes tours, or conservation lectures.
