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Keeping Tabs on Kea Conservation with A Trip to New Zealand
Working as a zookeeper for the past 15 years, I admit to asking myself on more than one occasion whether I […]
Our Global Reach: Making a Difference for Lions, Keas, Burying Beetles and More
African Painted Dog, American burying beetle, Animals, Birds, Conservation, Elephants, Gorillas in the Congo, Invertebrates, Lion Conservation, Manatees, News, Plants, Primates, Saving Species, Scarlet Macaw, Sumatran Rhino, Tigers,
Did you know that the Cincinnati Zoo supports more than 30 field conservation projects around the world? From tigers in Malaysia […]
Kea Conservation At the Zoo and Across the Pond
Where have the kea gone? If you’ve been to the Zoo recently, you may have noticed that the aviary […]
A Day in the Life of a Kea Conflicts Coordinator
Here at the Cincinnati Zoo, we care for the largest collection of keas in North America. The kea is a […]
Using Cameras to Protect Keas in the Wild
Modified from an article written by Jackie Bray, Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, and Tamsin Orr-Walker, Chairperson, Kea Conservation Trust […]
Hand Rearing Kea: Behind the Scenes at Wings of the World
Here in the Wings of the World bird house at the Cincinnati Zoo, kea are all the hype this season. […]
Saving Animals in the Wild: The Zoo’s Top Field Conservation Efforts of 2014
Birds, Conservation, CREW, Gorillas, Horticulture, Lion Conservation, News, Plant Research, Primates, Saving Species, Sumatran Rhino,
Happy New Year! As we look back on 2014, let’s reflect on some of the Zoo’s significant contributions to […]
Cincinnati Zoo Partners with Kea Conservation Trust
The Zoo supports the efforts of the Kea Conservation Trust (KCT) to conserve wild kea in their natural habitat and […]