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Monkeys - San Diego Zoo Wildlife Explorers
Groups of monkeys, called troops, travel together by day to find food A troop can number from a few individuals to a thousand or more Within huge troops, monkeys form smaller groups, called harems, which include an adult male, several adult females, and their offspring
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Los Angeles Zoo History
(An egg laid at the L A Zoo the previous year had been transported to the San Diego Wild Animal Park for hatching ) The Zoo has housed California condors since 1967, when Topatopa came to the Zoo as a fledgling rescued from the wild, and has been a committed partner in the California Condor Recovery Program (CCRP) since its inception More
Burrowing Owl - San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance
Burrowing owls have a fighting chance at survival with the help of San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance and our conservation partners Collaborative Conservation Saving burrowing owls requires a big team and big ideas San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance collaborates with land and wildlife management agencies to restore suitable burrowing owl habitats
Early Morning with Pandas Walking Tour | San Diego Zoo
Wear comfortable shoes; this tour is all walking and guests will encounter hills and steep inclines while visiting several exclusive areas Children younger than age 15 must be accompanied by a paid adult; maximum 2 children per paid adult
Animal Fact Sheets - Index - San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance . . .
These pages are part of the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance Library website Our website provides access to zoo, animal, plant, conservation, and veterinary information resources Although the site is open to the general public, librarian services and some resources are reserved for SDZWA staff and volunteers
High genomic diversity is good news for California condor
Co-author Cynthia Steiner, associate director in conservation genetics for the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance, a nonprofit conservation organization affiliated with the San Diego Zoo, agreed that the genomic information will help refine conservation strategies to maintain genetic diversity and reduce inbreeding Inbreeding may already be