News Search Filters Explore Article Type Collapse Blog ArticlePress Release Apply 169 - 180 of 272 results Remove Press Release Press Release Condor program welcomes first egg of season The first California condor egg of 2022 arrived at the Oregon Zoo’s Jonsson Center for Wildlife Conservation over the past weekend, and keepers hope to see more throughout the coming weeks. January 20, 2022 Stopping illegal deforestation will protect wildlife and people The FOREST Act comes at a critical time for global wildlife, Indigenous peoples and the ecosystems we all depend on. January 10, 2022 Oversight group praises fulfillment of zoo bond measure In final report, citizen committee says zoo ‘successfully delivered on voter expectations’ November 18, 2021 Fit for a King: Zoo welcomes rhino royalty to new habitat The Oregon Zoo welcomed some big-time royalty recently: King, a 3,000-pound rhinoceros October 1, 2021 Red pandas Mei Mei and Pabu moving to Big Sky Country soon They grow up so fast.... Last June, in a year when smiles were in big demand, Mei Mei the red panda surprised Oregon Zoo fans by giving birth to a tiny cub. February 25, 2021 Oregon Zoo condors are on track for an eggs-ceptional year California condors are laying eggs at a record pace this year at the Oregon Zoo's Jonsson Center for Wildlife Conservation. February 9, 2021 At Oregon Zoo, 'Stumptown Fil' says winter's not over yet Punxsutawney Phil may be calling for an early spring, but don't pack away those scarves and mittens just yet. Stumptown Fil is predicting six more weeks of winter. February 2, 2021 Living together with elephants: A Q&A with Farina Othman We talked with Dr. Farina Othman, an elephant ecologist in the Kinabatangan floodplain who is working to help the region coexist with endangered Borneo elephants and other wildlife. January 27, 2021 Zoo prepares to welcome back Nora the polar bear She made a big splash when she arrived here in 2016, and left a big bear-shaped hole in our hearts when she went away the following year. Now, Nora is set to return. January 27, 2021 Every little bat helps: 3 rare 'Rod' bat babies born at zoo Three Rodrigues flying foxes are being raised at the Oregon Zoo this month, adding to the growing population of a bat species once considered the most imperiled on the planet. January 21, 2021 Oregon Zoo statement on threat to critical forest habitat The White House made a move to cut protections for 3.4 million acres of critical northern spotted owl habitat, opening up an area of forest the size Yellowstone and Olympic national parks for logging. January 14, 2021 Zoo mourns loss of Inji, world's oldest orangutan The Oregon Zoo today said goodbye to its oldest resident, Sumatran orangutan Inji, who at 61 years old was thought to be the oldest orangutan in the world. January 9, 2021 Pagination Previous page Previous Page 1 … Page 13 Page 14 Current page 15 Page 16 Page 17 … Page 23 Next page Next
