Anymore information on the master plan?
No, superseded by a black rhino in JPN.Rhonda (unsure of spelling), the zoo's Indian rhinoceros, turned 48 today. She is the oldest Indian rhino in captivity. Is she also the oldest rhino regardless of species?
Any info on when it will be released?Anymore information on the master plan?
Any info on when it will be released?
Im really curious to where the Addax is going to be located
I hope one of the south central California regulars can go to the meeting (even though it will be live streamed up ...) and give a first hand report afters.Looks like the aviaries just got a lot more interesting!
The big piece of news: next community meeting for the master plan will be on June 24.
I hope one of the south central California regulars can go to the meeting (even though it will be live streamed up ...) and give a first hand report afters.
Is it already the Big One ... where they will announce what directions the zoo will take in terms of new exhibits, projects and species plans (or is this still a while off ..)?
Freckled duck have been in the Columbus Zoo's Roadhouse Aviary for the last year at least and are also held at Sylvan Heights Bird Park; I'm not sure about other US holdings at present. Glad to see the species more represented in US institutions (I'm guessing it's been in private collections and it's definitely present in some German zoos as well).Freckled Duck is an interesting addition, I didn't realise there were any outside Australia.