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Three individuals appear to be rangers engaged in fieldwork within a dry, grassy environment with scattered trees. One person, whose hands are prominently featured in the foreground, is holding a smartphone displaying a tracking application. Another individual, wearing a camouflage hat and a long-sleeved green shirt, is kneeling and looking at something on the ground. A third person, also wearing a long-sleeved green shirt and boots, is kneeling and writing on a notepad while seemingly using a compass.
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World Ranger Day 2021: Conservation During COVID

Rangers are on the frontlines of conserving wildlife and our natural world!

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A panoramic view of three or four giraffes standing among sparse trees and dry brush in an open, arid savanna environment.

Giraffe Social Systems: Friends in High Places

Celebrate World Giraffe Day 2021 by learning about giraffe social groups!

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A large outdoor canvas tent, where a group of people are attending a presentation or training session. A man in a khaki shirt is standing under a projected screen on the back wall, speaking to the seated audience. About a dozen individuals, mostly men, are seated on metal-framed chairs, facing the front.

Earth Day 2021: Action Through Community

Earth Day is important throughout our Zoo community!

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 A wide shot shows a wooded area, likely Ridges Mountain Nature Preserve, featuring large, moss-covered rocks and bare trees. A person is visible among the rocks.

Discover Ridge’s Mountain Nature Preserve – A Hidden Gem

The summit of Ridge’s Mountain is covered by massive boulders and offers magnificent views of the surrounding landscape. 

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A small, brown frog or toad perched on a dark, rough surface, possibly a log or rock. The amphibian has large, prominent, golden eyes and warty, mottled skin with darker spots and yellow-green highlights, set against a deeply blurred, dark background.

Conservation Is Not Closed: World Frog Day During COVID-19

Learn more about our toad-ally awesome conservation work!

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