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Another former Columbus Zoo employee is facing charges realted to the theft of more than $2 million from the zoo's coffers.The state auditor says Tracy Murnane,

The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium is hosting an event to increase access for people who are blind, deaf and deafblind.

Rehabilitation specialists at an Alberta wildlife rehabilitation facility are looking after eight animals with a series of ailments they need to recover from before they can be released back into the wild.

Press Release: Saving Wildlife through Multilateral Cooperation in Africa 20 December 2023: The impact of wildlife and forest crime across the African continent is significant and far-reaching. It degrades vulnerable ecosystems already fragilized by over-exploitation and rapid urbanization as well as weakens criminal justice systems. Organized criminal networks benefit from a lack of coordinated and harmonized response and exploit loopholes to engage in wildlife trafficking and illegal logging. ...

CUMBERLAND — The Wilds’ Masai giraffe herd has welcomed the arrival of a second endangered calf in just over a week! The male calf was born during the late

CUMBERLAND — The Wilds is welcoming the addition of an adorable and extremely important new face to one of its herds. An endangered Masai giraffe calf was bor

This birth marks the 22nd giraffe to be born at The Wilds in its history.

This birth marks the 22nd giraffe to be born at The Wilds in its history.

With Parliament reconvening, the amended Forest Bill is up for approval. To save wildlife, we also need to rethink our economic and conservation models.

Peter Riger was the Houston Zoo’s Vice President of Conservation and Education, managing an international network of projects and partnerships. KPRC 2 was fortunate to get to know him over the last several years through our documentary work with the zoo.