Dein Suchergebnis zum Thema: Washington

Lebanon’s majestic cedar forests are the country’s national symbol. Yet the famous forests and the animals that live there have declined precipitously as the result of logging, invasive species, human encroachment and hunting.
Coming back to Washington, D.C. gave us a real appreciation for the difference—here

As we prepare to bid giant panda Bei Bei a fond farewell, we’re taking a look back at some favorite milestones and memorable moments from his time at the Zoo.
of China, Peng Liyuan, accompanied by a group of third-grade students from the Washington

There’s a lot to discover about these energetic little predators — here are some fun facts about the species.
The Smithsonian’s National Zoo in Washington, D.C., is home to two pairs of Asian

A lifelong goal to save animals led Smithsonian fellow Molly Corder to find ways to protect critically endangered black rhinos from extinction threats.
International Rhino Foundation, Morris Animal Foundation, George Mason University, George Washington

Playing, foraging, training and snoozing—it’s all in a day in the life of the Smithsonian’s National Zoo’s western lowland gorilla troop! 
Just as the sun is rising over Washington, D.C., the primate team reports for duty

As the calendar turns to 2021, it is human nature to reflect on the moments that sparked inspiration in an otherwise challenging year. Giant panda cub Xiao Qi Ji gave many who follow his milestones a reason to smile.
Later that day, the Washington, D.C. area saw our first wintry weather of the season

With a 6-foot wingspan, sharp talons and an intimidating stare, bald eagles are majestic birds. Meet Tioga and Annie—both of whom were injured in the wild and rescued—at Smithsonian’s National Zoo’s American Trail. Swoop into their care and conservation with animal keeper Ashley Graham.
In Washington, D.C., many pairs nest near the Potomac River.

As August comes into full swing, get to know the golden lion tamarins from Kenton Kerns, assistant curator of Small Mammal House!
Imagine getting in a car in Washington, D.C., and driving two hours away.

See Spot. He’s a little ruby-throated hummingbird with a big personality. Spot is also super smart and has mastered scale training. Learn how Bird House keepers came to weigh him and get tips on attracting hummingbirds to your backyard!
Spot is a ruby-throated hummingbird who lives at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo in Washington

Our lemurs celebrated their birthdays April 6 with a gorgeous cherry blossom-themed cake! Get the story behind the celebration from primate keeper Emily Bricker. 
Emily Bricker One sure sign that spring has arrived in Washington, D.C., is when