World Wildlife Day 2021: Conservation is at the heart of everything we do
Celebrate World Wildlife Day by reading about how we are helping to conserve wildlife all around the world
Masters of the Night: On the search for hibernating bats in Randolph County
The search for bats will lead to some dark places..
Love Hornbills Day – Raising awareness and appreciating the beauty and importance of the 'rainforest farmers' in Asian rainforests
Love is in the air, especially for hornbills
A School on the Other Side of the World: Less Wood for Cooking Means More Trees for Chimpanzees
UNITE teachers are making a difference!
Spend Some Time in Purgatory: Exploring the Zoo’s Purgatory Mountain
Emerge yourself completely in nature with us!
Vets in the Field: Tracking Forest Giants
Finding elephants in the forest only sounds easy...
North Carolina Zoo & WCS Tanzania Celebrate Receipt of International Conservation Award
Read about the Zoo's most recent international conservation award..
Masters of the Night: Using Sound to Monitor Bat Populations
Did you know that the North Carolina Zoo helps monitor bat populations in NC using acoustic monitoring technology?
Conservation is Not Closed: Continuing Field Conservation and Research During COVID-19
The COVID epidemic has touched everyone in the country. Like other aspects of our work, our conservation efforts have also been challenged by COVID.