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Los Angeles Zoo History

[…] With fewer than 50 individuals believed to remain in the wild, captive breeding may the species’ last hope for survival. 2008: Student Expeditions Begin A team of six students embarked on the first Duttenhaver Animal Conservation Field Study expedition in July 2008. The program has sent a total of 99 students around the world – accompanied by Zoo mentors – to learn about wildlife conservation by working alongside field biologists. ”It’s about training the […]

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The front entry sign for the Los Angeles Zoo, featuring a giraffe billboard in the right foreground.

GREATER LOS ANGELES ZOO ASSOCIATION RAISES OVER $1 MILLION FROM INNOVATIVE “VIRTUAL BEASTLY BALL”

[…] Bag,” which included kids’ animal-themed activities, restaurant and beverage deals and even a Beastly Ball Spotify playlist. The “Fund-a-Need” goal of $90,000 for a portable ultrasound machine was achieved, allowing the Zoo’s veterinary team to upgrade to new equipment right away. This medical device is a vital diagnostic tool and is used for almost every wellness exam, as well as many emergency exams. The ultrasound allows the Zoo to review organ anatomy, diagnose pathology, and map out treatment plans for the animals. Tom Jacobson thanks everyone who participated in the event and calls the Virtual Beastly Ball “astonishingly successful.” He goes on […]

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Night Shift

[…] Adults feed on nectar, the juices of fallen fruit, and some tree sap. Caterpillars are not considered agricultural pests and feed on plants in the Fabaciae family (legumes). Photo by Sandy Masuo A recent University College London study suggests that the role moths play in plant biodiversity and habitat health is one that has not been studied very thoroughly because it takes place at night. Researchers found that moths visited many of the same […]

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Field Notes: Kenya

[…] what we’re doing now—the different aspects of the physical space, but also the programs that come out of it—to ensure that they actually meet the predefined objectives and goals. And we want to do that with good study design so it can be published and then help inform other people who are trying to do similar types of projects.” It’s a value informed by another area of focus for the Zoo’s Conservation Strategic Plan, […]

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The team poses with Rosemary Nenini, manager of Twala Women's Cultural Center, and her husband, Edward.

LOS ANGELES ZOO ANNOUNCES STAR-STUDDED “MEET ME IN AUSTRALIA” EVENT ON MARCH 8

[…] Wildfire Fund HERE. ABOUT LEILA GEORGE Leila George is an Australian-American actress residing in Los Angeles. The daughter of Vincent D’Onofrio and Greta Scacchi, George was raised in London and Sydney before moving to New York to study acting at The Lee Strasberg Institute. In 2018, she starred in Peter Jackson’s fantasy epic Mortal Engines, based on the acclaimed novel series of the same name. In 2019, she co-starred in The Kid with Chris […]

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FROM EARTH DAY TO ENDANGERED SPECIES DAY, L.A. ZOO’S “WILD FOR THE PLANET” PRESENTS VIRTUAL SPRING EVENTS, ACTIVITIES, AND AT-HOME CONTENT

[…] 24 on the L.A. Zoo’s Wild for the Planet page. Animal Conservation Videos Whether at the Zoo or in the field, the L.A. Zoo works to save species every day. From the release of hundreds of endangered tadpoles to studying giraffe conservation, the L.A. Zoo’s original video programming highlights just some of the many inspiring conservation stories, plus original animal content posted regularly from inside the zoo. Available to watch now on the Wild for the Planet page. Content […]

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BE A CONSERVATION HERO THIS EARTH DAY BY JOINING LA ZOO’S WALK FOR THE WILD PRESENTED BY SKECHERS

[…] Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA), whose members meet rigorous professional standards for animal welfare, and has achieved renown as an international leader in the preservation of endangered species and a conservation center for the care and study of wildlife. The L.A. Zoo is home to a diverse collection of 1,400 animals representing 270 different species, 58 of which are endangered. Its lush grounds on 133 acres feature various plant species from around the […]

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The Los Angeles Zoo Welcomes Acclaimed Author And Animal Expert For Wildhood Book-signing Event On September 15

[…] our Zoo and her belief in our healthcare programs are empowering. With her second book, Barbara continues to drive innovation and disruption in order to find shared healthcare solutions for both humans and animals – and there is still so much to be learned. Her work is incredibly inspiring, and her professional endorsement of the Los Angeles Zoo validates the work we are doing every day for the health and wellbeing of our animals.” Prior to her appearance at the Los Angeles Zoo on September 15, Dr. Natterson-Horowitz will have just returned from Stockholm where she will give the Keynote at the […]

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Raising Our Voices: Amplifying Teen Voices for a Just & Sustainable Los Angeles

[…] the Los Angeles Zoo, this question served as a starting point to understand more deeply the issues affecting young Angelenos relative to climate change and environmental justice. We discovered that many students shared similar concerns and challenges, feeling unheard and powerless in their pursuit of tangible and impactful solutions. The 2022 California NextGen Climate Survey further highlighted the extent of climate distress experienced by California youth between the ages of 14-24, revealing that 80% […]

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September 22, Los Angeles Zoo Calls On Public To “toss The Tusk” And Help Save Elephants

[…] members of the CDFW law enforcement K-9 program in ivory detection. “The CDFW welcomes all ivory goods and wildlife parts. Our K-9 officers will be using the ivory for training and our Wildlife Forensics Laboratory will be studying these animals’ genetics in order to help wildlife officers make future cases,” says Nathaniel Arnold, an Assistant Chief in the CDFW Law Enforcement Division, who will on-hand at the L.A. Zoo event. In addition to the […]

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