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Cincinnati Zoo Offers Sensory-Friendly Santa Experiences During PNC Festival of Lights   Reservations for quiet, 10-minute visits with Santa open today!  CINCINNATI (November 18, 2022) – Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, Macy’s, and Cincinnati Children’s Hospital are partnering to offer sensory-friendly Santa visits during the 40th annual PNC Festival of Lights.  Starting today, visitors with sensory sensitivities and/or […]
Families have the option to purchase photos taken by the Zoo’s professional photography

The Zoo has you covered, and we’re here to make sure you have everything you need

Pursuing Platinum for Elephant Trek, featuring 1-million-gallon water reuse system  CINCINNATI, OH (March 29, 2021) – The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, aka The Greenest Zoo in America®, has achieved Platinum LEED certification for its new Roo Valley habitat! “Each version of LEED gets more aggressive and is more difficult to achieve the various certification […]
“This was hands down, the most difficult LEED certification that we have pursued.

Zoo’s Living Classroom Education Access Fund Has Sent 37,000 Cincinnati area kids to the Zoo for FREE since 2012 CINCINNATI, OH (May 29, 2015) –The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden (CZBG) is celebrating three years since the inception of the Living Classroom Education Access Fund (LCEAF) program and its continued success in affording every student the […]
We were able to make real life connections with the animals that we have been studying

CINCINNATI – (January 10, 2013) The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s Lindner Center for Conservation & Research of Endangered Wildlife (CREW) is excited to announce the Zoo’s last birth of 2012 – an endangered Brazilian ocelot kitten.  The kitten was born on December 31, 2012 following an artificial insemination (AI) with freshly-collected semen from the […]
Brazilian ocelots have been on the endangered species list for more than 25 years

Cincinnati, OH (July 21, 2016)— Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s much-anticipated hippo exhibit is finally open, and it was worth the weight! Visitors marveled at the girth of hippos Bibi & Henry for the first time this morning as the pair floated, splashed and belly-flopped in their 70,000-gallon pool. Members took advantage of the opportunity […]
“The two have now been fully introduced and all indications suggest that they are

CINCINNATI, OH (June 21, 2011) – “Zuri,” the Cincinnati Zoo’s 11-week-old baby giraffe, had her second scheduled doctor’s visit since breaking her leg on May 19. Zoo keepers and veterinarians, along with Equine Specialists Dr. Thomas Beckman and Dr. Michael Farwick, performed the procedure last week indoors at Giraffe Ridge. The one-hour procedure of removing […]
So, you have to have a lot of faith and hope that she will take care of it and we

Imagine spending your days walking the grounds of the Zoo, talking with visitors about animal adaptations and global conservation, hanging out with snakes, turtles, and screaming hairy armadillos—are you picturing a zookeeper? What if I told you that you could do all of this as an AmeriCorps service member? AmeriCorps is a national service program […]
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Tackles Raised Money for Cincinnati Zoo’s Tiger Conservation Program CINCINNATI – The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden teamed up with the Cincinnati Bengal linebackers during the 2012 regular season to help tigers. For every tackle the linebackers made, $15, courtesy of JS Gold & Coin and Holman Motors, went directly to the Cincinnati Zoo ADOPT […]
While Tigers once ranged widely across Asia, over the past 100 years, they have lost

Modified from an article written by Jackie Bray, Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, and Tamsin Orr-Walker, Chairperson, Kea Conservation Trust The Zoo supports the conservation of kea, the world’s only alpine parrot species, in New Zealand through the efforts of the Kea Conservation Trust (KCT). Fewer than 5,000 kea remain and face threats such as […]
A previous major mast in 2002-2003 appears to have been the cause of an 80% decline