Lions | Cincinnati Zoo Blog - Part 3

More than Plumage Deep: Animal Attraction

One of the cheetah cubs in the Nursery now! (Photo: Mark Dumont)

Guest blogger: Kristina Meek, Education/Wild Encounters The bright plumage of a peacock is so unmistakable that we use it as a metaphor for showing off to prospective romantic partners. When a male peacock unfurls [...]

Earth Expeditions: Participating in Community-based Conservation in Kenya – Part V (Final)

Jen Rydzewski picking out her purchases (Photo: Shasta Bray)

For more than 10 years, the Zoo has partnered with Miami University’s Project Dragonfly to lead graduate courses that take educators into the field to experience community-based conservation, participatory education and inquiry firsthand. This [...]

Earth Expeditions: Participating in Community-Based Conservation in Kenya – Part IV

Two beautiful young Maasai girls (Photo: Shasta Bray)

For more than 10 years, the Zoo has partnered with Miami University’s Project Dragonfly to lead graduate courses that take educators into the field to experience community-based conservation, participatory education and inquiry firsthand. This [...]