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Cheyenne Mountain Zoo’s conservation partners are still hard at work on the front lines, despite the pandemic that has slowed much of the world. The Zoo and our supporters continue to send funding to important efforts around the world, including Operation Twiga, a giraffe conservation project in Uganda, and Tsavo Trust, an elephant and rhino . . .
prevented CMZoo staff from attending the Operation Twiga V translocation, as they have

Chastain, CMZoo President & CEO June 4, 2020 As many of you know, even though we have

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

Included with your regular daytime ticket, you’ll have access to multiple animal

CMZoo veterinary staff and giraffe keepers believe she is likely to have a calf in

Cheyenne Mountain Zoo is home to a pack of seven Mexican wolves, and we support the restoration of a similar species – the gray wolf – to our state’s wild places on the Western Slope. Cheyenne Mountain Zoo has a long history of working to restore and relocate species, including black-footed ferrets, Wyoming toads, Mexican . . .
The Rocky Mountain Wolf Project reports that since 1900, there have been only two

“Our guiding principles ensure that our elephants here in human care have a direct

friends that have recently entered the golden years of . . . V.I.P.

These adults will have to meet up with the groups at the drop-off area after the

Saddle up, carousel fans! Cheyenne Mountain Zoo’s historic 1926 Allan Herschel carousel will soon open in its new home between Grizzly Grill and Lodge at Moose Lake. The Zoo’s carousel is a portable county-fair-style unit designed to be taken apart and moved. Despite weighing seven tons, the carousel can be broken down in eight hours . . .
Fans have been eagerly awaiting the carousel’s return since it was safely stored