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Zoo Using Fish Waste and Water to Grow Animal Food

By Gus FringPosted on October 28, 2022Posted in PetTagged Animal, Animals, aquaponics, cincinnati zoo, cincinnati zoo & botanical garden, conservation, education, endangered species, exotic wildlife, field conservation, Fish, Food, general, go green, Grow, horticulture, plants, Waste, water, wildlife conservation, ZooNo Comments

[ad_1] The Cincinnati Zoo is employing sustainable farming techniques in an effort to be less dependent on outside sources to supply food for Zoo animals. In addition to growing food for animals at the Zoo’s Bowyer Farm, we are also excited to start growing food for animals right here at the Zoo with our Aquaponics […]

Youth Climate Action Day 2022

By Gus FringPosted on October 25, 2022Posted in PetTagged Action, Animals, buzz troop, cincinnati zoo, cincinnati zoo & botanical garden, climate, Community, conservation, czbg, DAY, education, endangered species, exotic animals, exotic wildlife, field conservation, general, general zoo, go green, horticulture, plants, pollinators, volunteen, wildlife conservation, Youth, Zoo, zoo volunteersNo Comments

[ad_1] October 22 was Youth Climate Action Day, a day to celebrate all of the incredible ways young people are involved in environmental activism, as well as a day to remind us of what we can all be doing to better serve the environment. As we look ahead to how to create a healthier future for our […]

Conservation in Kenya | Cincinnati Zoo Blog

By Gus FringPosted on September 27, 2022Posted in PetTagged africa, Animals, Blog, cats, Cincinnati, cincinnati zoo & botanical garden, conservation, endangered species, field conservation, general zoo, kenya, lion, lions, lions in kenya, mammals, rebuilding the pride, wildlife conservation, ZooNo Comments

[ad_1] Billy and I were selected to join the Zoo team headed to the South Rift of Kenya, where we spent a week immersed in the Maasai culture. After a bumpy and dusty three-hour truck ride from the capital city of Nairobi, we found ourselves in a land teeming with zebra, giraffe, baboons, and gazelles, with evidence […]

Rozi and Daisy – The Zoo’s Newest Friends

By Gus FringPosted on September 27, 2022Posted in PetTagged angel fund, Animals, baby cheetahs, big cats, carnivores, cat ambassador program, cats, cheetah, cheetah breeding, cheetah conservation, cheetah days, cheetah outreach, cheetah pictures, cheetah species survival plan, cincinnati zoo, cincinnati zoo & botanical garden, conservation, czbg, Daisy, exotic animals, field conservation, Friends, general zoo, mammals, Newest, Rozi, saving species, species survival plan, Zoo, ZoosNo Comments

[ad_1] If you follow the zoo, I’m sure you’ve seen our 2 newest (and cutest) additions to the Cat Ambassador Program (CAP): Rozi and Daisy! Rozi is a cheetah cub that came to us from Wildlife Safari in Oregon. She was a single cub and couldn’t be cared for by her mom, so she came […]

Happy International Orangutan Day! | Cincinnati Zoo Blog

By Gus FringPosted on September 27, 2022Posted in PetTagged Animals, ape, Blog, center for conservation and research of endangered wildlife, Cincinnati, cincinnati zoo, cincinnati zoo & botanical garden, conservation, DAY, education, endangered species, exotic animals, exotic wildlife, field conservation, general zoo, go green, HAPPY, International, jungle trails, mammals, orangutan, orangutans, primates, saving species, sustainability, wildlife conservation, ZooNo Comments

[ad_1] Today we celebrate the most endangered apes in the world: orangutans! The Jungle Trails team cares for one special Sumatran orangutan here at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, Henry! Orangutans are considered semi-solitary apes so they spend more time alone than with others. While Henry has had female orangutan companions in the past, […]