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Close Encounters

10 ways the Zoo’s all-new experience—opening soon—inspires both passion and empathy for nature in explorers of all ages.  Conservation is …
October 25, 2021
Nature Play

Appreciation to Action

Maggie Reinbold, M.S., director of community engagement for San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance, discusses ways to engage youth with wildlife …
October 25, 2021
Wild and Fun

Nature Play at Home

When was the last time you squished mud through your fingers? Or hopped like a frog through a sprinkler, or …
October 20, 2021
Saving Species

A “Golden” Moment

Takin Kid Birth Is a First One small step for Mei Ling, one giant leap for takin-kind. When Mei Ling, …
October 13, 2021
Indigenous Peoples’ Day

Our Community

Celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ Day at the Safari Park  San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance (SDZWA) proudly recognizes and honors the San …
September 27, 2021
Saving Species

Oh, To Be Understood

The Plight of a Desert Icon and Efforts to Turn Things Around Consider this: You are only about an inch high and very …
September 27, 2021
Saving Species

Well-grounded

Building a Future for Burrowing Owls Imagine Southern California with no freeways. Imagine the flat mesa tops with no houses, …
September 20, 2021
Saving Species

Looking Inland

Cleaning up San Diego’s rivers, lakes and wetlands.  It can be easy to forget that there’s a watery world beyond …
August 23, 2021
Animals

Flights of Fancy

The World of Hummingbirds Found in ranges from Argentina to Alaska, deserts to rainforests, hummingbirds zip around like tiny, winged …
August 17, 2021
Saving Species

Hirola Sanctuary

Help for a Rare Antelope It’s raining, and the mud is thick and slick. Cattle mill about, awaiting their turn …
August 10, 2021

A Pollinator Problem

Bees play an integral part in the world’s food supply — unfortunately bees are declining at an alarming rate worldwide due to a number of man-made factors.

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Saving Species

Counting on Collaboration

By Charlie de la Rosa

Breeding bird surveys on a small protected area in San Diego’s North County San Diego …
May 26, 2022
Wildlife Care

Msituni the Giraffe Calf Is Up and Running

By Donna Parham

A baby giraffe, called a calf, can stand up and walk about an hour after …
May 23, 2022
Saving Species

Rethinking Wildlife Consumption

By Elyan Shor, Ph.D.

The Conservation Social Scientist’s Approach to Ending Illegal Trade When it comes to combatting illegal …
March 4, 2022
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