Apr 26

Keeping our Coasts Alive

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Keeping our Coasts Alive

When you think of the California coast you naturally think of its beautiful beaches and abundant sea-life – but one coastal creature is in need of a helping hand. For centuries, abalone has played an important ecological and cultural role in the area, but todaysome abalone species have decreased by as much as 99.9 percent! This makes abalone the first California marine invertebrate ever protected under the Endangered Species Act (ESA).

Apr 24

Signs of Success for the Sumatran Tiger

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Signs of Success for the Sumatran Tiger

The powerful Sumatran tiger roams the land with a strength and dignity that commands respect. Yet despite their prowess in the wild, these awesome animals have become critically endangered and are in need of protection – from humans.

Apr 20

A Race to Save the Cheetah

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A Race to Save the Cheetah

This school year has been an exciting one for students at the Cahoon Elementary Magnet School of Animal Science. In a joint effort with Busch Gardens Tampa Bay, the students have taken part in an innovative new program called “Conservation Matters.” Children in each grade have had the opportunity to explore six of the most pressing ecological issues of our times. Students have been encouraged to study, evaluate an

Apr 19

Conservation: From A – Zebra

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Conservation: From A – Zebra

The zebra’s uniquely striped coat sets it apart from all other living creatures – making it easily recognized by even the smallest of children. But some species of zebra are facing an uncertain future.Grevy’s zebra is an endangered species in need of some help to survive. In the 1970s it was estimated that 15,000 of these unique creatures roamed the earth – but today that number is fewer than 3,000.

Apr 18

Take Part in Conservation this Earth Day at SeaWorld Orlando

Take Part in Conservation this Earth Day at SeaWorld Orlando

Currently, I help supervise the Animal Ambassador Team (AAT) at SeaWorld Orlando. This is an area of the training department that many of you may not realize exists, but you’ve probably seen in action. You may have interacted with the animals at the SeaGarden, attend a school where we’ve made an educational visit, or seen animals on one of our many appearances on TV.

Apr 17

The Rothschild’s Giraffe – Evolution or Extinction?

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The Rothschild’s Giraffe – Evolution or Extinction?

With less than 670 individuals left in the wild, the Rothschild’s giraffe is a rare breed indeed. Although their presence was once plentiful across Kenya, Uganda and Sudan, the Rothschild’s giraffe now only exists in a few small, isolated populations in Kenya and Uganda.

Apr 12

Speaking for the Animals

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Speaking for the Animals

Throughout Borneo, orangutans playfully swing from branch to branch, enjoying the wooded wonderland they call home – but dangers are often hiding in the shadows. Although the name “Orangutan” actually translates to “man of the forest” in the Malay language – it appears thatman may pose their greatest threat.

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