photos “We get acres of growing space in each of our two containers and don’t have
Mandy Pritchard On June 17th, the insect world gained 203 new families—and we have
Series Includes Zootini, Wild about Wine Events and Zoo Brew CINCINNATI (February 12, 2013) – The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s most popular event series is back! A Toast to the Wild, sponsored by KeyBank, kicks off with Zootini on Wednesday, April 3. All proceeds go to the Zoo’s Linder Center for Conservation & Research […]
of beer,” provide insight on beer varieties, and answer any questions guests may have
What could be better than boating around on the Ohio River on a beautiful day? Participating in a cleanup while doing so! Our Family Community Service volunteers did just this the other day. At first glance, the banks of the Ohio River look lush and green but upon further inspection, many areas of the riverbank […]
inspection, many areas of the riverbank hide countless pieces of trash and debris that have
In a move recommended by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums’(AZA) Species Survival Plan (SSP), the body that manages animal populations for its member organizations, Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s wildly popular young black rhino, Kendi, is heading to San Diego Zoo Safari Park to do his part to save his critically endangered species. He […]
definitely be out in his yard this Thursday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., so Kendi fans will have
CINCINNATI – (January 10, 2013) The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden’s Lindner Center for Conservation & Research of Endangered Wildlife (CREW) is excited to announce the Zoo’s last birth of 2012 – an endangered Brazilian ocelot kitten. The kitten was born on December 31, 2012 following an artificial insemination (AI) with freshly-collected semen from the […]
Brazilian ocelots have been on the endangered species list for more than 25 years
Zoo’s Living Classroom Education Access Fund Has Sent 37,000 Cincinnati area kids to the Zoo for FREE since 2012 CINCINNATI, OH (May 29, 2015) –The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden (CZBG) is celebrating three years since the inception of the Living Classroom Education Access Fund (LCEAF) program and its continued success in affording every student the […]
We were able to make real life connections with the animals that we have been studying
CINCINNATI, OH (August 4, 2023) – As a “Thank You” to Hamilton County for their continued support, the Zoo will offer Hamilton County residents half-price admission August 25 through August 27. Photos | Video “Hamilton County’s support is crucial to the Zoo’s success,” said Cincinnati Zoo director Thane Maynard. “For every dollar of levy funding […]
Costs for animal care alone have doubled in that time,” said Maynard.
Pursuing Platinum for Elephant Trek, featuring 1-million-gallon water reuse system CINCINNATI, OH (March 29, 2021) – The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, aka The Greenest Zoo in America®, has achieved Platinum LEED certification for its new Roo Valley habitat! “Each version of LEED gets more aggressive and is more difficult to achieve the various certification […]
“This was hands down, the most difficult LEED certification that we have pursued.
CINCINNATI, OH (June 21, 2011) – “Zuri,” the Cincinnati Zoo’s 11-week-old baby giraffe, had her second scheduled doctor’s visit since breaking her leg on May 19. Zoo keepers and veterinarians, along with Equine Specialists Dr. Thomas Beckman and Dr. Michael Farwick, performed the procedure last week indoors at Giraffe Ridge. The one-hour procedure of removing […]
So, you have to have a lot of faith and hope that she will take care of it and we
