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National Leadership Grant Awarded by the Institute of Museum and Library Services CINCINNATI, OH (August 19, 2020) – Scientists at The Lindner Center for Conservation and Research of Endangered Wildlife (CREW) at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden working in partnership with scientists at Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium (OHDZA), are poised to address […]
research partners at OHDZA and many other AZA accredited zoos across the nation that have

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By: Theresa Clyatt-Larson, Victoria McGee, and David Orban When you visit the doctor, you typically get a blood pressure reading. It’s a simple process that we don’t think too much of – the nurse wraps a fabric or plastic cuff around your arm, and then either turns the machine on or manually inflates the cuff. […]
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On August 10th the Wildlife Canyon staff had to say goodbye to longtime resident Liwu. Liwu, a red panda, lived at the Zoo since 2007 and, at 17 years old, was well past the median life expectancy for her species. Most Zoo visitors probably didn’t know her, as she hasn’t been out in the red […]
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Written by Chelsea Wellmer, AmeriCorps Visitor Engagement Member Happy Penguin Awareness Day! On this Penguin Awareness Day, we’d like to share a little bit about each of the five penguin species the Zoo is currently home to: king penguins, rockhopper penguins, Magellanic penguins, little penguins, and African penguins. Keep reading to learn more about each […]
Hill) Magellanic Penguins Magellanic penguins have the characteristic tuxedo pattern

Accredited Zoos around the country are doing important work for local flora and fauna conservation, including the Cincinnati Zoo! Here are some highlights of the exceptional local plant and insect conservation efforts at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden! (Read the entire report here!) American Burying Beetle The American burying beetle (ABB) was once found […]
We’re excited to report that 1,833 ABBs have been released into the wild from the

Guest blogger: Sarah Lang, Zoo Intern You can’t get a job without experience, but you can’t get experience without a job. It’s the classic conundrum everyone is facing as they emerge from college dorm cocoons and are stretching their new adult wings. As if that isn’t hard enough, the animal field is incredibly challenging to […]
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The Cincinnati Zoo is a leader in conservation efforts around the world. By supporting accredited zoos like ours, you’re also part of the solution! Check out what the Zoo has been up to so far in 2018: Fiona the Ambassador Hippo On January 24, 2018, Fiona, the premature baby hippo, celebrated her first birthday! Fiona’s birthday […]
Eastern black rhinos, native to Eastern and Central Africa, have two large horns

Lion expert Craig Packer joins impressive list of award recipients CINCINNATI (May 4, 2017) – For the last 25 years, the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden has presented its Wildlife Conservation Award to one of its Barrows Conservation Lecture Series speakers. The 2017 award was presented on May 3 to Dr. Craig Packer, a distinguished […]
The list of conservationists who have been honored with the award also includes Ted