San Diego Zoo to open Komodo Dragon and Hummingbird Habitats
The spring openings of Komodo Kingdom and Hummingbird Habitat will lead the way for the coming debut of a completely new Children s Zoo. Author: City News Service Updated: 8:37 AM PDT June 1, 2021
SAN DIEGO COUNTY, Calif. The San Diego Zoo will unveil two new habitats Tuesday the Kenneth C. Griffin Komodo Kingdom and the William E. Cole Family Hummingbird Habitat which will replace previous habitats with state-of-the- art spaces where guests can interact with some of the most powerful and delicate species on earth. We are thrilled to offer our guests the chance to connect with wildlife in new and exciting ways, said Dwight Scott, executive director of the San Diego Zoo. Both of these new destinations continue our long history of creating groundbreaking habitats that are vital in building public empathy for wildlife, telling our conservation story and enlisting help to save wil
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San Diego Unified, San Diego Foundation, partner for free summer enrichment program
Level Up SD s morning classroom and afternoon extracurricular activities are free to all district families and begin June 21, the official first day of summer. Author: Shannon Handy (Reporter), City News Service Published: 2:29 PM PDT May 26, 2021 Updated: 4:23 PM PDT May 26, 2021
SAN DIEGO COUNTY, Calif. The San Diego Unified School District and The San Diego Foundation announced Wednesday that more than 65 nonprofits will help deliver the newly created Level Up SD program to tens of thousands of San Diego Unified students who will have free access to in-person morning classroom instruction and afternoon summer activities.