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Mural and barn completion make the vision come to life! CINCINNATI, OH (September 22, 2023) – The largest habitat in Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s history is starting to come to life with the completion of the elephant barn structure and the giant mural that spans the entire side that faces Forest Avenue.  The Zoo’s […]
“The barn is looking great and is almost elephant ready, but we have a lot more work

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Happy St. Patrick’s Day from the Greenest Zoo in America®! The Cincinnati Zoo might be the second oldest zoo in the country, but we lead the way in sustainability and green initiatives by greening our daily operations and reducing our impact on the environment. Through green building, solid waste management, renewable energy, water conservation, storm water […]
and community outreach, the Zoo has strengthened its sustainability program to have

Gorillas have incredibly strong arms, so she should be fine with this weight.

Another giraffe baby born at Giraffe Ridge this morning  CINCINNATI, OH (September 13, 2016) –For the second time in less than two months, giraffes at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden welcomed a new addition to the herd. Five-year-old Jambo delivered a calf at 1:45 a.m. in her indoor stall after about two hours of […]
“Jambo must have been paying attention when Cece gave birth in July,” said Cincinnati

Two Chicks Hatched at the Cincinnati Zoo Keep Hope Alive for Extinct-in-the-Wild Bird Recently-hatched Guam rail chicks may be part of release program  CINCINNATI (August 21, 2018) –  Guam rails are extinct in their natural habitat, but there is still hope for the species. Two chicks that hatched earlier this month at the Cincinnati Zoo […]
It’s the first time many of us have ever seen this kind of chick, so we’re pretty

Thus far, 2018 has been a tough year for manatees in the state of Florida. Between January 1st and August 18th the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) documented a total of 554 Manatee deaths, which surpasses the 538 deaths in 2017. At the current rate, 2018 will replace 2013 (when 830 deaths were […]
a major problem for wild Florida Manatees; this year 29 red tide-related deaths have

We have planted thousands of trees on the property, which helps pull carbon dioxide

Tessa, our five-year-old Maasai giraffe, has given birth! On Friday at 8:20 a.m., Tessa delivered a healthy, 150-pound female calf in her indoor stall. Mother, father (“Kimba”) and baby are doing well and are spending time bonding off-exhibit. “The Zoo is buzzing with excitement and incredibly, so is the community,” said Thane Maynard, Executive Director […]
births dates back to 1889 when it became the first zoo in the Western Hemisphere to have

Lighting up Avondale one bulb at a time  CINCINNATI (January 29, 2018) – Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, the Greenest Zoo in America, is working to make its neighborhood of Avondale one of Cincinnati’s most energy efficient communities, thanks to a grant from the Duke Class Benefit Fund. “In addition to the money requested to […]
Many have signed up to participate.