Coyotes have been moving into cities such as Atlanta and adapting to different landscapes for at least the last century. While this can create challenges for
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I was quoted recently in an interview as saying, “I never realized I could have so much influence by putting on a suit and tie and simply talking.” The fact
Joe went to Washington!” and he wore a suit and tie!
With Easter behind us and spring in full swing, the Bird Team here at Zoo Atlanta has been hard at work managing our growing avian population, as guests and
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Our last Conservation Blog gave some great pointers on how to eat sustainably this summer. This week, we’re keeping the food sustainability train rolling and
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You’re on the front porch of your home in a swing, and steam rises from a warm cup of coffee as the aroma of the beans hits your nose. In the distance, you
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Hello everyone! My name is Roxanne Buckman, and I am a keeper here at Zoo Atlanta in our Ambassador Animals Department. This past year I was the recipient of
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With International Women’s Day just around on the corner on March 8, I wanted to highlight a couple of our hardworking women in science and conservation here
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Lila Szweda, Exhibit Interpreter
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“I think that we all do heroic things, but hero is not a noun, it’s a verb.” – Robert Downey Jr.
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Every life at the Zoo is a story worth sharing, but his story was once told so widely and passionately that it ignited a national movement that touched two coasts. From the jungles of Africa to the shores of the Pacific Northwest to The Ford African Rain Forest at Zoo Atlanta, his life has been a symbol of the way animals shape our lives – and the power we have to shape theirs.
was chosen as a home for Ivan, famous as “The Shopping Mall Gorilla” from Tacoma, Washington
