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CMZOO’S MOST POPULAR 21-AND-UP EVENT IS THURSDAY, JUNE 29 – AND TICKETS ARE NEARLY SOLD OUT! – Where else can you listen to live music, feed a giraffe, and enjoy an adult beverage on a mountainside? (Nowhere!) Make plans for an unforgettable evening on Thurs., June 29, 6 to 10 p.m. at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo. . . .
Since 2008, CMZoo’s Quarters for Conservation program has raised more than $4.5 million

FELINE CAPTURED MILLIONS OF HEARTS THROUGHOUT HIS LIFEFTIME – An adored member of
I never in a million years thought I would make a friend with a snow leopard!

Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Surpasses $5 Million Raised for Conservation through its Quarters

ANNUAL HOLIDAY LIGHTS CELEBRATION CONTINUES THROUGH MONDAY, JAN. 1, 2024 – USA TODAY 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards today announced that Cheyenne Mountain Zoo’s Electric Safari ranked third in the national Best Zoo Lights category for the fifth year in a row. This is the eighth year running that Electric Safari has ranked in the top . . .
Since 2008, CMZoo’s Quarters for Conservation program has raised more $4.5 million

Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Surpasses $5 Million Raised for Conservation through its Quarters

Over the past two decades, more than $30 million has been raised from community individuals

Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Surpasses $5 Million Raised for Conservation through its Quarters

Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Surpasses $5 Million Raised for Conservation through its Quarters

In its third consecutive year of Cheyenne Mountain Zoo members’ support, International Crane Foundation’s work to save crowned cranes in East Africa is gaining momentum. The project, based in Kenya, is critical in understanding why wild crowned crane populations have declined by more than 80 percent in 25 years. “We have to learn why something . . .
$25,000 to the Quarters for Conservation program, which in total contributes half a million

Through Cheyenne Mountain Zoo’s annual Member Conservation Vote, CMZoo members are funding an important ongoing study on the movements of wild black bears in the Pikes Peak region. In 2022, members voted to spend conservation-allocated membership revenue on GPS ear tags that Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) officers use when reintroducing black bears to the . . .
$25,000 to the Quarters for Conservation program, which has raised more than $5 million