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Each year, Cheyenne Mountain Zoo members vote to help the Zoo decide how $75,000 should be split between staff-championed conservation efforts, in CMZoo’s annual Member Conservation Vote. Of six projects funded in 2024, members decided to continue funding two conservation partners in Kenya: Protect Pancake Tortoises through community conservation in Kenya Conduct community awareness training . . .
The Turtle Survival Alliance and Lewa Wildlife Conservancy have been hard at work

It doesn’t have a smell, and it isn’t menthol or textured.

So far, age seems to have a lot to do with it.

The African elephants have noticed a difference in their routines, too.

up close and hands on with the widest variety of any collection at our zoo ( we have

Guinea pigs have a short lifespan, usually around five years.

Thanks to the breed and release work done with Wyoming toads, CMZoo and its partners have

As America’s mountain Zoo, we know that our unique setting on the side of Cheyenne Mountain is part of what makes every visit magical. One of our core values is to live with the mountain and to preserve its natural beauty. That means designing exhibits that work with existing terrain and maintaining native plants that . . .
“The type of flies we most often deal with are attracted to manure, and we have plenty

An important conservation effort to save crowned cranes in East Africa is making progress, thanks to the support of Cheyenne Mountain Zoo members. The East African crowned crane has seen a dramatic decrease in population, losing 4,500 individuals over the last four years. If the decline continues at this pace, East African crowned cranes could . . .
“It’s inspiring to see how they have prioritized this project.

All three leopards have explored the new space, and Asian Highland keepers have been