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By Lauren McClure & Fia Turczynewycz, July 2018 Light Up Avondale is in full swing this summer! As you may recall, the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden received a $425,000 grant from the Duke Class Benefit Fund to help transform the neighborhood of Avondale into one of the most energy efficient communities in Cincinnati. With […]
To do this we have partnered with the Mill Creek Alliance Green Corps and Green Team

Guest Blogger: Kiarra Elliott, Zoo Academy Junior This blog is part of  a series of guest blogs by our Zoo Academy students. To learn more about the Zoo Academy program, click here. Hi, my name is Kiarra Elliott.  I am a junior at the Zoo Academy. The Zoo Academy is a high school at the […]
Orangutans in human care have been taught how to use tools for enrichment, and in

When we first brought her back to the zoo she did not have any movement of her back

Seyia and Faru – A match made by… the SSP!  CINCINNATI  (September 15, 2015)– When “Faru,” a ten-year-old, male black rhinoceros, arrived from Zoo Atlanta earlier this summer, Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s female, “Seyia,” got more than a 2,800-pound neighbor.  She got a potential mate. The Association of Zoo and Aquarium’s (AZA) Species Survival […]
For the past few weeks, Seyia and Faru have been getting to know each other behind

The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s horticulture teams have grown & sold over

If you look closely around southeast Ohio, you can spot many different kinds of birds from cardinals to red-tailed hawks. A bird you won’t see in your backyard, however, is the scarlet macaw. This beautiful large bird prefers the warmer, tropical habitat of Central and South America. Unfortunately, scarlet macaw populations are declining due to […]
We were fortunate to have Colum Muccio, the Administrative Director of the Wildlife

World-renowned elephant expert visits to help shape plan  CINCINNATI (September 27, 2018) –Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden announced its More Home to Roam capital campaign earlier this year and, as funds are raised, is progressing with plans for the final and most ambitious phase of the project – Elephant Trek. The Zoo has brought in […]
complex habitat for a multi-generational herd, which is what Cincinnati hopes to have

’ve been collaborating with the Dublin Zoo’s care team for more than a year and have

Cincinnati Zoo Celebrates with Gorilla Birthday Cake CINCINNATI – (January 29, 2014)  “Gladys,” the baby Western-Lowland gorilla who captured America’s heart last February, after keepers at the Cincinnati Zoo had to step in and hand-raise her, turns one today!  To celebrate, keepers created a gorilla birthday cake – and Gladys responded the way most one-year-olds […]
“And I can honestly tell them that it was unlike anything I have experienced in my

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Yet they are severely threatened by human activities which have led to collisions