Keep in touch with your friends at Seneca Park Zoo. From exciting upcoming events to animal updates to updates on our conservation efforts—there’s always something going on at the Zoo. For even more opportunities to connect with the Zoo, be sure to follow us:
Zoo Society Director of Programming and Conservation Action Tom Snyder will be documenting the team’s findings as One Cubic Foot Madagascar continues.There is a complexity to conservation that you aren’t able to
Zoo Society Director of Programming and Conservation Action Tom Snyder will be documenting the team’s findings as One Cubic Foot Madagascar continues.Traveling to a new country always gives you experiences you never
Zoo Society Executive Director Pamela Reed Sanchez will be updating this travel log as One Cubic Foot Madagascar continues.Part Two: The road to Ranomafana Long story short, I was two
Zoo Society Executive Director Pamela Reed Sanchez will be updating this travel log as One Cubic Foot Madagascar continues.Part One: May 18, 2016 On a train headed to Penn Station…and then
The Seneca Park Zoo Society is taking the biodiversity research initiative One Cubic Foot to Madagascar. Follow the trip here.
Due to her curious nature, Bianca always challenges us to come up with new and exciting ideas to enrich her.
Our Borneo veterinary team, Seneca Park Zoo Director of Animal Health and Conservation Dr. Jeff Wyatt and Dr. Andrew Winterborn of Queens University in Kingston, Ontario, successfully transported $16,000 of medical
Girl Scout Ambassador, Leanne Walker, Troop 60779, has always had a passion for animals. Her love for animals led her to the Zoo, where she successfully completed her Gold Award,
This month, join Seneca Park Zoo for upcoming educational events that focus on conservation and the environment, across the world and in our own backyard.
With cold and flu season coming to an end, it is interesting to think about how animals, like people, need medicine. This includes the animals at the Zoo. The process
