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Christina Neel, AmeriCorps Sustainability Engagement Member During both World Wars, Americans were encouraged to grow their own “Victory Gardens,” when the government began rationing food. Fresh vegetables in markets became very expensive, so individuals across the country began growing their food themselves. Farm families had been doing this for generations, but now urban and suburban […]
Basil growing in the aquaponics greenhouse near Base Camp Café We also have the Edible

Food connects all of us, and we have pollinators to thank for keeping our bellies

Beloved father of Fiona loses battle with chronic illness CINCINNATI, OH (October 31, 2017) – The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden is mourning the death of 36-year-old Henry, father of the famous Fiona.  He had been struggling with health issues for months and had lost hundreds of pounds.  According to vet staff who had been […]
He couldn’t have left a better legacy.

CINCINNATI (July 1, 2013) The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden is excited to announce that Gladys, the five-month-old Western lowland gorilla who captured the hearts of animal-lovers around the world earlier this year, after being rejected by her mom, is now living with her new gorilla surrogate mom. Gladys began the introduction to her new […]
over a week of bonding, staff at the Cincinnati Zoo are very positive that the two have

Outdoor exhibition features stunning animal photos by National Geographic Photographer Joel Sartore CINCINNATI (August 14, 2017) —  If you haven’t taken a selfie with a snake this summer, come to Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden before August 20 ready to pose in front of more than 50 giant animal photos taken by  National Geographic photographer […]
Thousands of visitors have enjoyed viewing the striking images since the exhibition

Three-month-old Winsol can now be seen in Night Hunters habitat Cincinnati, OH (March 21, 2018)— Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s baby aardvark, named Winsol because he was born on the winter solstice, made his public debut this morning on a day that’s more like winter than spring! After three months of bonding with mom behind […]
Winsol will have to learn to navigate the uneven surfaces that he would typically

Endangered Ocelot Born at the Texas Zoo from Novel Artificial Insemination Validates Method An ocelot kitten born four weeks ago at the Texas Zoo in Victoria was produced using a new artificial insemination (AI) approach that improves the timing of AI relative to the female’s ovarian cycle. The birth of a healthy kitten helps to […]
There have only been two other ocelots listed in the North American studbook during

If you’ve been to the Zoo in recent years you’ve probably had an encounter of the wild kind. Maybe you’ve rounded a corner to find a Zoo team member holding a big ball python, ready to introduce it to you. Maybe someone has shown you how to feed lettuce to the giraffes and even snapped […]
Have you ever tried keeping up with an alpaca? It’s not as easy as it looks.

Guest blogger: Natalie Wagner, Master’s Student with the Zoo’s Advanced Inquiry Program Understanding the Problem Growing up in a rural part of West Virginia, I’ve always been close to wildlife. Living nestled in the verdant hills of the Mountain State, my childhood days were filled with watching songbirds, finding salamanders in the backyard creek, and […]
They have single-handedly caused the extinction of 63 animal species[2] around the

“It’s not unusual for gorillas to have altercations, and this one was actually a