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This message is a bit easier to convey when you have three charismatic and interesting

Activities Include: Haunted House – ages 6 and up, strobe lights in use (Lodge at Moose Lake), Spooky Graveyard – (near Scutes Family Gallery), Trick-or-treat at Spooky Treat Stations (throughout the Boo at the Zoo path), Pirate’s Cove – (Australia Walkabout), Lighted Pumpkin Patch – (My Big Backyard), Photo Opportunities – If you’ve got it, . . .
. – From the ticketed time, you have a half-hour window to enter the Zoo (for example

Kay, a one-year-old female giraffe from Lincoln Children’s Zoo (LCZ), arrived at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo on the evening of Wed., April 19, and she’s settling in well. She has shared space with Msichana and Muziki, and, this week, started introductions with other herd members through a protective barrier, including Ohe and Viv, who were very . . .
animals respond to changes in their surroundings and routines, so it’s important to have

The Zoo profession is a quickly evolving blend of science, veterinary medicine, compassion, relationships, intuition and innovation. With the well-being of its animals at the forefront, CMZoo is investing in another full-time dedicated position to increase enrichment opportunities for its scaly, furry, giant and tiny animal colleagues. As CMZoo’s Curator of Environmental Enhancements, Jason Bredahl . . .
Plus, he’ll have the time, equipment and resources to lead enrichment programs for

Have you ever seen a warthog do “zoomies”?

“We know their team well, and have worked with them many times before.

We’re continuing to evaluate our best practices and have an even better chance at

The four black-footed ferret (BFF) kits born in CMZoo’s conservation center are getting curious about the world around them! This weekend, conservation keepers noticed Sriracha’s four 10-week-old kits peeking out of the den during dinner time. Confidence and curiosity are important traits of successful BFFs. Practicing quick movements like pouncing, running, batting, and even getting . . .
BFFs are endangered, and it’s easy to see why they have become ambassadors of the

Every visit to the Zoo is conservation in action. Cheyenne Mountain Zoo and its guests and members are celebrating a huge milestone, having raised $3 million since the Zoo’s Quarters for Conservation program launched in 2008. Quarters for Conservation, or Q4C, is the Zoo’s largest fundraiser for field conservation. It actively engages visitors and staff . . .
“Our guests have helped us save animals from extinction simply by visiting the Zoo

prevented CMZoo staff from attending the Operation Twiga V translocation, as they have