Dein Suchergebnis zum Thema: Guinea

Although we’re closed to the public and missing our members and guests, things aren’t slowing down at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo. From daily animal care and enrichment to veterinary procedures, special projects and COVID-19 management, we’re operating with energy and passion to prepare for the day we can welcome you back. “Our organization is unique because . . .
ape habitats are sealed with glass walls from the inside, the ferrets, helmeted guinea

From brachiating orangutans to a guinea pig parade, these demonstrations offer fun

Cheyenne Mountain Zoo welcomed another multi-ton resident to the brand-new exhibit, Water’s Edge: Africa, on Tuesday evening. Biko (BEE-koh), a 17-year-old male Nile hippopotamus, will join female hippos, Zambezi (zam-BEE-zee) and Kasai (kuh-SIGH), on a breeding recommendation from the Association of Zoos and Aquariums’ (AZA) Nile Hippopotamus Species Survival Plan. He will continue to acclimate . . .
African penguins, two common warthogs, three ring-tailed lemurs and roughly 30 guinea

MALE TREE ‘ROO, TRISTAN, IS MOVING NORTH TO HELP SAVE HIS RARE, ENDANGERED AND ELUSIVE SPECIES – On Wed., Sept. 20, Cheyenne Mountain Zoo’s 8-year-old male Matschie’s tree kangaroo, Tristan, hopped onto I-25 in Colorado Springs and headed north to Denver with one of his new keepers. Tristan’s mission? To help save his endangered species . . .
wild in their only known habitat: the Huon Peninsula of northeastern Papua New Guinea

Support the Zoo Adopt an Animal Valentine’s Day Gift Package Adopt Choices for Guinea

Support the Zoo Adopt an Animal Valentine’s Day Gift Package Adopt Choices for Guinea

Support the Zoo Adopt an Animal Valentine’s Day Gift Package Adopt Choices for Guinea

Every membership and every visit to the Zoo is conservation in action. Although Cheyenne Mountain Zoo members can’t visit right now, they’re actively participating in important efforts to help wild animals. Since 2015, including this year’s contributions, the Member Conservation Vote has provided $450,000 of membership revenue to support field conservation worldwide. Each year, a . . .
conservation while supporting the livelihood of local communities in Papua New Guinea

Animals at the Zoo and where to find them. Click on the animal for opportunities and news. Click on the exhibit(s) for their details. Search for an animal here.
Mountain Rocky Cliffs, New Babies Gorilla, Western Lowland Primate World Guinea

From brachiating orangutans to a guinea pig parade, these demonstrations offer fun