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The Lincoln Children’s Zoo has put on the Sensory Safari for about 25 years to give people with visual or sensory impairments a special chance to explore the zoo.

The giraffes love snacking on the leaves, said John Chapo, the zoo's president emeritus.

National Geographic photographer Joel Sartores Photo Ark project reached a 14,000-species milestone and the U.S. Post Office will feature 20 Photo Ark images on a series of forever stamps.

One tourist hot spot in Lincoln, and a driving force behind another, were recognized at the annual Nebraska Tourism Conference on Thursday.

Congratulations to Terri Licking of Thedford and Marah Sandoz of Taylor. Both were recognized by the Nebraska Tourism Commission Oct. 27 at the Celebrate Nebraska Awards Banquet at Marriott Riverfront

John Chapo, president emeritus of the zoo, said the goal is to create an inclusive and engaging experience for guests with sense limitations such as blindness.

Lincoln Children's Zoo CEO John Chapo is stepping down effective January 1st, 2022. 

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