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Details & Requirements – Book at least 2 weeks prior to requested date, call early for availability. – Schedule the Docent-led tour 4-7 days after the classroom visit. – One (1) adult chaperone and/or teacher per group of students are 75¢ each. – Students are to be supervised by their chaperone after the Docent-led tour, . . .
– Most, but not all classroom visits have biofacts, and not all tours have a safari

Cheyenne Mountain Zoo will soon bid bon voyage to Bluestem, a three-year-old female Mexican wolf. In the coming months, she will leave her home in Rocky Mountain Wild for a Mexican Wolf Species Survival Plan (SSP) breeding recommendation at a facility in Mexico. CMZoo’s seven Mexican wolves serve their species as ambassadors for wild wolves, . . .
ambassadors for wild wolves, and the pack matriarch, Luna, and patriarch, Navarro, have

Simply by visiting the Zoo, Cheyenne Mountain Zoo members and guests contribute to important global conservation work. “Watching the devastating bushfires in Australia from our living rooms in Colorado can leave you feeling helpless and wondering what you can do to make a difference,” said Bob Chastain, CMZoo president and CEO. “It’s important to note . . .
Since starting in November 2019, the bushfires in Australia have devastated more

To Download the App and Membership Card (Recommended): Go to your Apple App store or Google Play store and search “eMembership Card” to download the app with the red person in a white background. Open the app after it has downloaded. The app is geo-located, so you’ll need to allow it to use your location . . .
Contact Membership To further promote our commitment to our conservation mission, we have

staff decided Eve’s only chance at recovery would unfortunately mean her leg would have

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

has been a focus at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo for nearly a decade, and while strides have

Golden Years Seeing LouLou, a 36-year-old female African elephant at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, participate in one of her daily care routines is like witnessing a pedicure of gigantic proportions. Annie Dinwiddie, senior elephant keeper, points her target pole toward a horizontal rod and gently says, “foot.” Three-and-a-half-ton LouLou gracefully places her twelve-inch diameter round pad . . .
They’re all African elephants, but have unique personalities and some distinguishable