Thanksgiving, Despite COVID—Horticulture Style
I’ve decided to rechristen 2020 as the “Year of the Dahlia.” Maybe no one outside of the Zoo’s horticulture department feels this way, but in a year with so much uncertainty and craziness, something…
Read MoreMaking Leaps and Bounds in Amphibian Training
Your Akron Zoo is home to many unique animals from around the globe. However, not all of our animals can be seen during a regular visit; some of them live behind the scenes, like our animal…
Read MoreWinter Weather Preparedness Week
In Ohio, we are lucky enough to experience every season. Winter, spring, summer and fall; there are people here who love them all! However, winter weather is something many of us forget to plan for.…
Read MoreCarving Out Some Time For Fun
Fall is an exciting time of year. The leaves change color and the temperature begins to drop. At the zoo, this change in temperature often means that animals become more active. They no longer sleep…
Read MoreSharp as a Porcupine
During the summer of 2020, a lesson was in progress at the Akron Zoo.
The focus: Camouflage.
The audience: 50-60, children from ages 6-10.
The format: Digital.
The…
Read More“Howl” You Doin?
Throughout time and in many cultures, wolves have been a symbol of loyalty, family, teamwork and guardianship. But who is the guardian of our wolves, and “howl” are their populations doing? Though…
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