Gallery“Sheep Selfies” to Save Asian Wild Horses
I woke up to the wind howling fierce and battering the side of my ger (a traditional Mongolian round house). The cloudless blue sky was Read More
GalleryPartners in Saving Wildlife
During the entire month of November, the Minnesota Zoo will be sharing stories of the many rescued and rehabilitated animals that we care for. All Read More
GallerySave Wildlife: Hawaiian Monk Seals
The Minnesota Zoo is committed to connecting people, animals and the natural world to save wildlife and we are working on project with great partners Read More
GallerySaving Minnesota’s Prairie Butterflies
The Minnesota Zoo works around the world to save wildlife. Here in Minnesota, we have had an exciting summer and fall, helping our prairie wildlife Read More
GalleryBuilding Mussels at the Zoo? An Exercise in Freshwater Conservation.
By: Matt McLaughlin, Life Support Systems Coordinator The Minnesota Zoo has always placed great emphasis on conserving wildlife. While we’ve been on the forefront of conservation Read More
GalleryCan Safaris Help Save Rhino? – Part 2
In his last blog, “Can Safaris Help Save Rhino – Part 1”, Jeff introduced us to Desert Rhino Camp, a unique partnership and approach that aims to demonstrate how tourism Read More
GalleryHabitat loss and human-wildlife conflict in the land of Malayan and Sumatran tigers
Dr. Tara Harris, Vice President for Conservation at the Minnesota Zoo, and Coordinator of the Association of Zoos & Aquariums’ Tiger Species Survival Plan and Read More
GallerySumatra’s Leuser Ecosystem: home to tigers, rhinos, orangutans, elephants and more
Dr. Tara Harris, Vice President for Conservation at the Minnesota Zoo, and Coordinator of the Association of Zoos & Aquariums’ Tiger Species Survival Plan and Read More