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CINCINNATI (September 17, 2016) – The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden is excited to team up with AmeriCorps, aka the “domestic Peace Corps”, to bring fun, science-based educational opportunities to students in Cincinnati who need it the most and to challenge the community to step up and do more to conserve resources and wildlife. Learn […]
For more than 20 years, thousands of AmeriCorps members have provided direct and

Written by: Emily Myers, Trainer, Cat Ambassador Program Today we celebrate Remus, our cheetah companion dog, as well as other adopted pets around the world! Remus was adopted from one of our local animal shelters, Animal Rescue Fund, back in the summer of 2019. He has a very important job here at the zoo: being […]
Max & Savanna In addition to Remus, we have had 2 other companion dogs adopted from

The relationship between the majestic monarch butterfly and the humble milkweed plant is incredibly special. Monarch butterflies begin their lives on a milkweed plant–the only plant the adult butterfly will lay its eggs on. After the caterpillar hatches, they begin feasting on the plant’s leaves. As they eat, the caterpillars ingest toxins called cardenolides, the […]
There are many different kinds of milkweed around the US that have adapted to the

Earlier this year, the Cincinnati Zoo donated $2,400 to support the Ohio Trumpeter Swan Movement Study.  The Cincinnati Zoo Bird Team was very excited to be a part of a local conservation initiative and hopes to continue to be involved with these efforts. Trumpeter swans currently breed throughout most of the western Great Lakes region, […]
The project timeline has a short window each year as swans have to be marked when

Guests who are inside by the time gates close still have access to the trail.

I’ve been an insect keeper at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden for the past 12 years and a bug fanatic since I was able to catch lightning bugs in my backyard. I’ve always been captivated by these little creatures, each with their own lives going on, unaware of what’s happening in the rest of […]
I know many folks have fears and phobias regarding our many-legged friends and that

Today is Fiona’s 6-week birthday! Since Fiona was born at least 6 weeks premature, this means she has finally reached her original due date, and at over 70lbs, Fiona’s weight is now a normal birth weight for a non-premature hippo! She has shown consistent forward progress for the last couple of weeks and seems to be growing […]
Premature babies’ immune systems are underdeveloped and their bodies have a tougher

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African Painted Dog Program plan is to increase the impact that AZA institutions have

CINCINNATI – (February 25, 2014) The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden is excited to announce that it’s now a Kroger Community Rewards program recipient.  The program, which was created by Kroger to help support non-profit organizations in the Tri-state, allows customers to register their Kroger Plus Card and start earning money for organizations that impact […]
Cincinnati’s most beloved non-profits and we are grateful to all of the shoppers who have

Visit Cincinnati Zoo’s animal all stars this weekend and watch lions, elephants and painted dogs enjoy baseball-themed enrichment.  Be sure to stop by the Elephant Reserve to see elephants break open baseball pinatas filled with their favorite snacks! All-Star Animals Check out our animal all-star lineup, carefully selected according to natural abilities!  Many player assignments […]
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