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Dr. Amy Johnson is a Conservation Biologist and Program Director of Smithsonian’s Virginia Working Landscapes (VWL). In this role, Johnson leads a team that cultivates a dynamic network of private landowners, citizen scientists, NGO’s, state agencies and scientists to collectively investigate the impacts of conservation management and land use on biodiversity.
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Alexandra (Allie) Anderson is a wildlife biologist and quantitative ecologist with the Shorebird Science and Conservation Collective. Through the Shorebird Collective, Anderson is aggregating and integrating shorebird tracking datasets from multiple governments, universities and nonprofits to provide quantitative and analytical support that informs on-the-ground shorebird conservation initiatives.
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After 10 months of 24/7 Cheetah Cub Cam, it’s time to say goodbye to Rosalie and her five cubs.
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Watch out! Our 2-month-old Andean bear cubs are on the move. Read on for the full update and to watch a clip of the cubs practicing walking.
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This gallery of photos and stories highlights Smithsonian efforts to save wildlife species from extinction and to train future generations of conservation scientists.
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Colleen Lynch is responsible for overseeing animal operations at the Zoo’s conservation and science facility in Front Royal, Virginia. Some of her career focuses include population biology, conservation breeding and management, and zoological collection planning.  She is also an expert on avian artificial incubation and hand-rearing.
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Erika Paulson is a postdoctoral research fellow at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute’s Center for Species Survival. Paulson’s research employs both embryo and cell culture techniques and molecular biology techniques for the study of preimplantation embryos and embryo implantation in mammals. She is particularly interested in the changes in gene expression and molecular events necessary for successful implantation of embryos in a receptive endometrium.
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Jonathan Ballou was the population manager and a research scientist at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute in Washington, D.C. His research focused on the genetic and demographic problems confronted by small populations, especially of threatened species. He is recognized as a leader in developing the theoretical basis for the genetic management of small populations and in developing population management tools (software, applied theory) that are widely and internationally used by wildlife and zoo managers.
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Just before midnight on May 17, the mewling of a newborn kitten delighted keepers at the National Zoo’s Asia Trail. The kitten’s mother, Electra, had two kittens last year on May 18 (see below for more information on last year’s births).
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Our panda cub scrapbook is growing as quickly as he is—and that’s saying something. This is one of our favorite adorable moments from the panda cams this week. This snapshot was added to the #PandaStory Flickr group by user gkoo19681.  
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