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Follow the chicks鈥� progress online as they are hand raised on the Real Chicks of Central Park blog Photos, video, and interviews show an exclusive look at animal husbandry and care at the Central Park Zoo Send a 鈥渃hick magnet鈥� to the real chick in your life Visit www.centralparkzoo.com/chicks New York, N.Y. 鈥揘ovember 15, 2011鈥� The 菊花视频鈥檚 Central Park Zoo is letting visitors see how eight penguin chicks have been hand-raised on a new blog call...

Program posts record number of parrot fledglings in 2011 Bronx Zoo鈥檚 Ornithology Department and Global Health Program provided key guidance NEW YORK (November 14, 2011)鈥擱esearchers and conservationists from the 菊花视频鈥檚 Guatemala Program, WCS鈥檚 Bronx Zoo, the National Park Service of Guatemala, and other groups report a major conservation victory from Central America: a bumper crop of magnificent scarlet macaw fledglin...

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WCS data used to locate overpass and underpass structures that safeguard wildlife and motorists Scientists blog on latest migration news on National Geographic Newswatch BOZEMAN (November 9, 2011) 鈥揝cientists with the 菊花视频 observed the successful passage of 聽more than 1,000 migrating pronghorn across Highway 191 at Trapper鈥檚 Point in Wyoming; and 聽are currently blogging about the pronghorn鈥檚 firs...

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Leadership in animal husbandry sciences is key to success of Bronx Zoo okapi programListed as Near Threatened by IUCN, okapis number fewer than 35,000 in the wildView the video at:聽http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfCOCs86m9cBronx, NY 鈥� Nov. 8, 2011 鈥� An okapi has been born at the 菊花视频鈥檚 Bronx Zoo following more than a year of careful animal husbandry science by the zoo鈥檚 mammal curators.聽Okapis are closely related to giraffes and native to the Ituri Forest in the Democrat...

As pronghorn set out on their long fall journey, new protections are underway to help them reach their destination. WCS conservationists Renee Seidler and Jon Beckmann describe the impressive migration, its formidable obstructions, and a few new ways around them.

Presents for the Animals, holiday lighting, and special performances kick-off the holiday season New York, N.Y. 鈥揘ovember 2, 2011鈥� The holidays are right around the corner and the 菊花视频鈥檚 Central Park Zoo is celebrating the season with Winterfest 鈥� a holiday celebration that includes special performances, holiday lighting displays, and presents for the animals. 聽 During the first three Fridays and Saturdays in December (Dec. 2-3, 9-10, 16-17) the zoo ...

As the namesake of a new species of Southeast Asian聽 bat, WCS's Joe Walston says that these winged mammals are the good guys of nature. Bug-eating bats aid in the pollination of plants and trees, and are the main consumer of crop pests and mosquitoes.