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Explore & Learn One way that we engage our Cheyenne Mountain Zoo teen program community is through outdoor adventure experiences. We offer trips year round that connect teens to local, national and international wildlife and wild places. Each destination, adventure, and educational opportunity is intentional. “Each program we offer focuses on connecting the hands, the . . .
They have formed strong opinions over years of knowledge gained, and they have the

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Today is #WorldGorillaDay! Here to help us celebrate are Primate World keeper, Carrie, and our Western lowland gorilla troop: 29-year-old Kwisha, 45-year-old Roxie, 40-year-old Juju, 28-year-old Asha and our silverback, 30-year-old Goma. World Gorilla Day isn’t just about celebrating these incredible animals, but also about protecting them for years to come. Western lowland gorillas are . . .
Here in the Primate World building, we have a new cell phone recycling collection

decided Eve’s only chance at recovery would unfortunately mean her leg would have

Our Abyssinian (Northern) ground hornbills have been spending a lot of time exploring

Pandora, Plato and Penelope have moved into the penguin building, where they will

12, 2022 We’re back with another update on Bailey, our giraffe who is due to have

Pod October 29, 2021 CMZoo’s four Nile hippos, Zambezi, Omo, Biko and Kasai, have

gorilla baby has always been a highlight of my career as an animal keeper, and I have

Simply by visiting the Zoo, Cheyenne Mountain Zoo members and guests contribute to important global conservation work. “Watching the devastating bushfires in Australia from our living rooms in Colorado can leave you feeling helpless and wondering what you can do to make a difference,” said Bob Chastain, CMZoo president and CEO. “It’s important to note . . .
Since starting in November 2019, the bushfires in Australia have devastated more