Cincinnati Zoo-born Sumatran rhino calf, Harapan, to Indonesia so that he would have
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
It is our hope that by attending the IECC an aspiring entomologist will have their
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
How familiar are you with the world’s small wild cats? Did you know that there are 28 cat species that weigh less than 50 lbs? These pint-sized predators may not get the fanfare or attention that their larger feline cousins do, but they play just as important a role as predators of smaller prey animals. […]
prey, domestic dogs and other predators while hunting for its own prey, it would have
Zoos with elephants have been working together to understand what can be done to
South Cumminsville chosen for ‘Community Makeover’ CINCINNATI (July 7, 2014) — Procter & Gamble, the Cincinnati Reds and the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden announce the neighborhood of South Cumminsville as the winner of the 2014 Community Makeover. South Cumminsville will receive a complete field renovation of the Wayne Ballfields and significant upgrades to the […]
“The Cincinnati Recreation Commission is so excited to have the Millvale Recreation
One unique thing about working at the Cincinnati Zoo is the amount of passion each employee has for wildlife and wild places. It’s inspiring to be surrounded by so many individuals who care so deeply about the Zoo, the animals and also their wild counterparts. Every year, Zoo employees are invited to submit requests for […]
Laura at the Cincinnati Zoo Laura Carpenter, Cincinnati Zoo Keeper We’re lucky to have
Guest blogger: Hannah Mason, Special Projects Volunteer Any time you want to see birds from around the globe, you can visit the Wings of the World at the Cincinnati Zoo. But during spring and fall migration seasons–like we’re in right now–you can see bird travelers flying right through your backyard, on their way south to Central […]
monitoring program has helped us find the biggest trouble spots in the Zoo–where we have
Safari Through AFRICA at the Cincinnati Zoo CINCINNATI – (June 24, 2013) The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden invites visitors to experience the spirit of Africa during the opening of Phase III of its newest exhibit – AFRICA – which opens to the public on June 29. Africa will come alive as you journey through […]
While in AFRICA Zoo visitors will have an opportunity to help one of the Zoo’s conservation
