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.
SMART fosters Stewardship by Re-invigorating the Ranger’s Role in Rhino Conservation
SMART technology provides a fundamental service that improves the value local people attach to saving rhinos by placing the knowledge and the ability to harness it (literally) in their own hands
Helping Monarch Butterflies Head South
Monarch butterflies must migrate every winter. But they also need fuel. The closest thing to a fast-food restaurant for them is a “Pollination Station.”
Catch a Vulture by the Toe: One of These Things is Not Like the Other
September 5 is International Vulture Awareness Day
A School on the Other Side of the World: Building Future Conservationists
We must teach all over the world, to save the world!
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Langergraber At the Front Lines: A Chimpanzee Vet's Last Intervention
Vets have a tough job, which is even more difficult when your patient can climb trees...
Vets in the Field: The Plight of Forest Elephants in Africa
August 12 is World Elephant Day!
The impact of the North Carolina Zoo's veterinarians is worldwide, even in the most remote parts of the planet