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Hello everyone, my name is Katie, and I am the Summer Seasonal Program Animal Keeper here at Zoo Atlanta! That long title basically means that I get to spend
Katie Elam Seasonal Keeper, Program Animals Related Posts Pandas Panda Updates
The days may be getting shorter, but now is the best time to get outside and explore the great outdoors. With the weather cooling and animals busily getting
home and local park, utilize Zoo Atlanta’s live camera to make observations on pandas
Partnership with Golden Lion Tamarin Association is a continuation of a conservation success story
Zoo Atlanta has contributed over $16 million in direct support for wild giant pandas
Partnership with Zambia-based Conservation South Luangwa aligns with a new Conservation Strategic Action Plan.
contributed over $10 million in direct support for the preservation of wild giant pandas
If you’ve been following along with Zoo news recently, then you’ve heard all about our Grand New View project and the progress on the construction of our new
Some examples of solitary animals here at the Zoo are the giant pandas, Sumatran
Zoo Atlanta had yet another banner year in producing major research publications in 2018! Zoo Atlanta and colleagues have now been responsible for a minimum
The arrival of giant pandas in 1999 launched our giant panda research program, and
Wrapping up another productive year of research here at Zoo Atlanta, I’d thought I’d share with you the fruits of our labors. It was an exciting year in
Serum trace nutrient values in four captive giant pandas (Ailuropoda melanoleuca)
Well, Zoo Atlanta had yet another banner year in producing major research publications in 2020! Our staff published 10 peer-reviewed articles on various lines
The arrival of giant pandas in 1999 launched our giant panda research program, and
In 2021, Zoo Atlanta’s team published 11 peer-reviewed articles on various lines of our research programs and collaborations. This brings our institutional
The arrival of giant pandas in 1999 launched our giant panda research program, and
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