Spring has sprung at the Zoo. The sun is shining; it is getting warmer. The sheep’s wool that has been growing all winter to keep…
ZOO ATLANTA HIGHLIGHTS NATIONAL VOLUNTEER WEEK
Zoo Volunteers contributed more than 39,700 service hours in 2023, and opportunities are available now ATLANTA – April 23, 2024 – National Volunteer Week shines…
A new bird species in The Living Treehouse!
With spring here, the Bird Team at Zoo Atlanta is busier than ever with providing nest material for spring breeders, taking care of chicks from…
Endangered Species in the Backyard
What comes to mind when you hear the phrase “endangered species?” Maybe iconic megafauna like elephants, giant pandas, or gorillas? Or famously extinct species like…
Arbutus Medical: Where Affordability Meets Surgical Innovation
Key Takeaways Arbutus Medical specializes in designing creative orthopedic power tools. Their products mirror a dedication to global healthcare advancement and cultural respect. The products…
SAY HELLO TO ZURI!
The first southern white rhino calf ever born at Zoo Atlanta has a name! Rhino Naming Madness concluded on April 10, 2024, with the name…
ZOO ATLANTA IS SADDENED BY THE PASSING OF CHELSEA THE SUMATRAN TIGER
The Zoo Atlanta community is deeply saddened to share news of the passing of Chelsea, a 20-year-old female Sumatran tiger. The Veterinary and Animal Care…
Working with amazing orangutans
My name is Danielle Schauer, and I am currently an Orangutan Keeper at Zoo Atlanta. Since becoming an animal care professional, I have had the…
Celebrating World Veterinary Day 2024
Celebrate World Veterinary Day with us as we honor the invaluable contributions of veterinarians as essential workers. Join the global acknowledgment of these dedicated professionals…
Be an early-bird to Brew at the Zoo
Memorial Day weekend’s one-of-a-kind festival favorite returns at Brew at the Zoo on Saturday, May 25, 2024. The 21-and-up event will feature sampling from more…