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L.A. ZOO PRESENTS ANIMAL DRAW-ALONG SERIES WITH ARTIST BRIAN KESINGER

[…] 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. GREATER LOS ANGELES ZOO ASSOCIATION (GLAZA) The private, non-profit Greater Los Angeles Zoo Association (GLAZA), which has supported the Zoo in partnership with the City of Los Angeles for more than five decades and […]

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Connecting Habitats: The Los Angeles Zoo Supports Development of Democratic Republic of Congo Wildlife Corridor

[…] Zoo Director of Conservation Dr. Jake Owens is an international conservationist and researcher, with a B.S. in Biology from Stockton University and Ph.D. in Environmental Science from Drexel University. For his PhD, Jake performed the first focal study on the ecology and behavior of the Bioko Island drill, an elusive and highly endangered monkey found only on Bioko Island, Equatorial Guinea. Following his Ph.D., Jake spent more than five years in China codeveloping a […]

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Standing at a lectern, Dr. Jake Owens, L.A. Zoo Director of Conservation, opens ‘Gathering for Gorillas’ event on Saturday, Sept. 23, 2023. An image of a Grauer's gorilla and the text "World Gorilla Day" are projected on a screen behind him.

Keeper Interview: Behind the Scenes of a Koala Introduction

[…] is typical for or different from koalas in general? Maya is just over two years old and was born at the Cleveland Zoo. She’s reserved and enjoys her personal space. She used to live predominantly indoors, so coming here and living outside 24/7 was a big change for her. She is not fond of the cold or the rain and will often not eat as much when that happens. In true koala form, she […]

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Greater Los Angeles Zoo Association Beastly Ball Returns In Person On June 4, 2022

[…] Chicken, La Casita Mexicana, The Federal Bar, Pink’s Hot Dogs, Yakumi, Momed, McConnell’s Fine Ice Creams, In Good Taste Wines, Paquera Mezcal, and more. As guests stroll the Zoo grounds, they will be delighted by special animal feedings, keeper talks, and roaming entertainment as the party makes its way to Treetops Terrace for more food, live entertainment, and a virtual graffiti wall where guests can “paint” the canvas. There will also be a mobile-bidding […]

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National Zookeeper Week 2021

Keeper Nicki Piepers feeding a bottle to a baby gerenuk. Photo by Susan Pearson As the need to protect our wildlife and vanishing habitats increases, the role of animal keepers in zoo education and outreach has become essential. Because they work most closely with the animals, keepers offer unique professional and personal insights. During the third week of July each year (July 18–24), zoos across the country celebrate National Zoo Keeper Week. Created by […]

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Field Notes: Indian Gharials with Maura Messerly

[…] felt pressure to perform in your job because hundreds of critically endangered crocodilians and thousands of people could benefit from a project you were asked to be a part of? Me neither! But, it turns out, the feeling of wanting to do right by our Zoo, our partners, the communities we work with, and the animals we care deeply about was a quick way to shed the anxiety, roll up my recently purchased safari-shirt […]

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A research team rides a boat underneath a bridge on a green river.

Call of the Wild

With mining for cell phone components driving gorillas to the brink of extinction, the species’ survival may literally lie in the palm of your hands.

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New at the Zoo: Peninsular Pronghorn Update

[…] are much smaller and often appear only as small nubs. Photo by Jamie Pham. Bowie’s journey to us has been in stages. Like all peninsular pronghorns, he first underwent a federally mandated quarantine that was “quite a commitment,” says Director of Animal Programs Beth Schaefer. “They have to stay in our quarantine facility for six months,” she explains, a very long process compared to other mammals because the pronghorns are being imported from a […]

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Zoo Update from Director and CEO Denise M. Verret – August 2022

[…] from their mentors. Here are some of the highlights of what each section is learning and working towards: Conservation: These interns have been learning field techniques, taking soil samples, learning about biodiversity and conservation, sound mapping, and studying signs of wildlife indications. Interns are practicing observational and record-keeping skills through habitat mapping and sampling plants from multiple transect quadrants while cataloging their GPS waypoints. Learning & Engagement: These interns are working with the Zoo’s […]

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Tadjik Markhor

[…] goats are threatened largely due to overhunting and illegal poaching. The wild population of Tadjik markhors is estimated at about 1,600 individuals. Their remote location, war and civil unrest in the region, and shared international borders make studying the animals challenging and restrictions difficult to enforce. These wild goats are well suited to their Himalayan habitat, which can extend up to altitudes of 12,000 feet. Markhors are expert mountain climbers. With short, stocky legs […]

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