CINCINNATI (July 4, 2014) – “Nikki”, an endangered Indian rhino, and one of the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s most beloved and well-known animals, passed away in the early morning hours of Thursday, July 3. She passed away in her indoor home, around 7 a.m., at the Zoo’s Rhino Reserve. The female Indian rhino, born […]
The female Indian rhino, born at the Toronto Zoo in 1991, was known worldwide for the world’s first successful
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February 11 is International Day of Women and Girls in Science and we are here to celebrate! Women in science can change the world! Meet some of the brilliant women who are making Cincinnati Zoo, and the world, better… with science! Cat Razal Did you know the Cincinnati Zoo has animal behavior scientists who monitor […]
Razal is originally from Toronto, Canada but has lived in many regions of the USA since then, most recently
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Today is International Women’s Day and the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) and the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden are celebrating Women in Conservation! From world-renowned scientists to animal keepers and office staff, the Cincinnati Zoo is full of dedicated professionals that don’t just care for animals and plants at the Zoo – but also their […]
Cat is originally from Toronto, Canada but has lived in many regions of the USA since then, most recently
https://cincinnatizoo.org/cincinnati-zoo-in-the-animal-care-spotlight/
200 Animal Care Professionals Gather to Share Best Practices Last week the Cincinnati Zoo hosted the annual Animal Behavior Management Alliance (ABMA) conference. The ABMA represents a group of animal care professionals and other individuals interested in enhancing animal care through training and enrichment. The mission of the ABMA is to continually strive to advance intentional and […]
Previous conference hosts include Sea World/Busch Gardens, The Copenhagen Zoo, Dallas Zoo and Toronto
