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How do we recycle properly and why is it important? Recycling is an important, and practical step we can do in our day-to-day lives that helps protect our local environment,
November is a very special month here at Seneca Park Zoo because it is Genny C’s birthday month!
October 21, 2023 This week is National Vet Tech Week so we would like to say a big thank you to our veterinary technicians Robin and Tammy! The vet techs
October 1, 2023 Join us in celebrating Pimento’s 30th birthday! Born October 1st 1993, Pimento is the oldest of our Olive Baboon troop and has called Seneca Park Zoo her
August 25, 2023 Gunni, short for Gunnison (pronounced Gunny) arrived on Monday at 1:00pm from Denver, Colorado. He was crated and accompanied by three people, one of which was a
Last year our adult Panamanian golden frogs laid a clutch of eggs, which successfully metamorphosed into healthy frogs. Seneca Park Zoo is proud to share this amazing success, since this
August 20, 2023 Snakes and humans have had a long, troubled relationship. For as many years as I have worked at the Zoo, I hear the same themes repeatedly. Some
Frogs and toads are often difficult to tell apart. If you aren’t sure what differentiates them, you can easily find out what they are by their names. Right? Wrong! Oftentimes
August 18, 2023 Have you heard of a herp? Herp comes from the Greek “herpeton”, which means creeping animal, and refers to amphibians and reptiles. These two groups of animals
The other night my wife and I found a week-old kitten in the middle of our yard that had been left by its mother, a local stray. As we dug
July 15, 2023 This summer is a little sweeter knowing that Moki is turning 41 years old! She is past the average life expectancy of female African elephants, which is
As the way we work with animals in conservation care changes, the use of animal training is becoming more prevalent. Animals now can participate in their own health care and
Working with birds is fun, but does have challenges as well! Here at the Zoo we have many different birds in our care. In our education building, which is not
Here at Seneca Park Zoo, we are home to four California sea lions. We have three females and one male. Lily, Mary Lou, Daley, and Bob are all special, but
In the fall of 2017 I visited Indonesia to expand on my Masters of Science theses titled Implementing Best Practice Guidelines: Opportunities, Barriers, and Suggestions for Orangutan Rehabilitation and Re-Introduction
Every day is a great day to visit the Zoo. Experience life on the wild side, enjoy up-close animal interactions and support global conservation efforts—right here at the Zoo. Reserve your tickets now for quick and easy entry, and enjoy more time connecting with wildlife.
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