Dein Suchergebnis zum Thema: Washington

Our elephant herd is growing again—this time with three female elephants from Calgary Zoo in Alberta, Canada! Next spring, Kamala, Swarna, and Maharani, will arrive here on loan from the Calgary Zoo, expanding our existing herd to seven.
Rubenstein donated $2 million to enable us to bring the elephants to Washington.

Celebrate giant panda cub Xiao Qi Ji’s birthday—and Zoo Guardians’ first anniversary—with giant panda keeper and real-life Zoo Guardian, Nicole MacCorkle!
I grew up in the Washington, D.C., area, and my family visited the Zoo’s first pair

Conservation ecologist Andy Boyce lives on the American Prairie Reserve in Phillips County, Montana. It’s rugged, it’s wild and it’s one of the only places left on Earth where scientists have the chance to preserve a complete prairie ecosystem.
in Phillips County, Montana — 65 miles on gravel and mud roads from the town the Washington

Read some quick tips for having a good time at the Zoo when the summer heat kicks in.
Visit to the Zoo Smithsonian/Roshan Patel Summers in Washington

If you’ve caught a glimpse of our cub on the Giant Panda Cam lately, you may have noticed that he likes to sleep on his back. It’s very cute to watch! 
Now that it is finally starting to feel like Autumn in the Washington, D.C. area,

The phrase „tracking“ usually conjures up images of biologists hacking through the bush, using footprints or radio collars to find animals.
protected areas—mostly rural locations, but some also in urban protected area of Washington

There’s no better activity for a fall day in D.C. than a trip to the Zoo. Crowds are smaller, days are cooler and changing leaves bring a burst of color to the park.
Pounce from Washington D.C. with Asia Trail keepers Kaitlyn Adkins and Jenny Spotten

Get the scoop on the reunion between western lowland gorilla infant Moke and his troop from Becky Malinsky, assistant curator of Primates. 
We are not the only ones grateful for the spring-like weather around Washington,

The black pacu is a large, nonaggressive, fruit-eating species of fish found in the upper Amazon River basin.
Pacu have been introduced to United States in rivers from Washington to Florida.

From conserving resources and diverting waste to sustainable design and public engagement, the Zoo strives to make sustainability a core component of our mission to save species.
Sustainable Design Many buildings at the Zoo in Washington, D.C., and at SCBI headquarters