Lincoln Park Zoo Magazine

The Spring 2013 Lincoln Park Zoo magazine shares how an expanded conservation toolkit is helping scientists and caregivers work together to save species.  

The Conservation Toolkit

Working Together to Find New Ways to Save Species

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In This Issue of the Zoo Magazine

Window into the Wild
From African rainforests to Chicago's backyard, camera traps let scientists keep a constant watch on wildlife.

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Past Issues   Browse all past issues
The winter 2012 issue of Lincoln Park Zoo magazine shares how past meets present at Chicago's free zoo.   The Summer 2012 Lincoln Park Zoo magazine shares zoo families of all shapes and sizes, including the new gorilla bachelor group.   The Spring 2012 issue of Lincoln Park Zoo's award-winning magazine shares stories of wild education here and around the globe.    

New Articles   Browse all articles
Urban Wildlife Institute scientists share how far different animals venture into the city   Baby gorilla Nayembi continues to grow--and heal--behind the scenes at Regenstein Center for African Apes.

The Wildlife Next Door
Will you see a coyote in your backyard? How about a red fox? Urban Wildlife Institute scientists share how far different animals venture into the city! (3.2 MB JPG)

 

Good News for Nayembi
President and CEO Kevin Bell shares how baby gorilla Nayembi continues to grow--and heal--behind the scenes. She's trying new foods, exploring her enclosure and getting lessons in how to act like an ape.

Deer, coyotes, opossums—when are urban animals active around Chicago? Urban Wildlife Institute scientists tell us in this special infographic produced for Lincoln Park Zoo magazine!  

Visualizing Animal Activity Around the Clock
Deer, coyotes, opossums—when are urban animals active around Chicago? Urban Wildlife Institute scientists tell us in this special infographic produced for Lincoln Park Zoo magazine! (4.8 MB JPG)

 

Monkey Island
Helen Brach Primate House assistant lead keeper Anita Yantz journeys to Bioko, an ecologically unique island off the west coast of Africa, to take part in a primate-census expedition.


New Slideshows and Movies   Browse all slideshows   Browse all movies
A prehensile-tailed skink tastes some flowery enrichment.   Western lowland gorilla Nayembi, who was injured in February, is thriving under 24-hour care by Lincoln Park Zoo animal care staff and will soon be reunited with her troop.

Flowery Fun for Mother's Day
Happy Mother’s Day! Flowers make a great gift for mom, but they’re also a tasty treat for Bactrian camels, red-footed tortoises and prehensile-tailed skinks.

 

Nayembi Explores Her Exhibit
Gorilla Nayembi, who was injured in February, is thriving under 24-hour care. See the baby try new foods and explore her enclosure. (Opens YouTube video)

Nearly 300 members enjoyed exclusive access to the heart of the zoo for Earth Day weekend, decorating the black bears’ window and waking up with otters, tigers and more.  

Members-Only Morning Slideshow
Nearly 300 members enjoyed exclusive access to the heart of the zoo, waking up with otters and tigers.

 

Bioko Island Expedition
Zookeeper Anita Yantz shares photos from the Bioko Biodiversity Protection Program’s primate census expedition.


New Interactives   Browse all interactives
 
Nature Boardwalk Through the Seasons
Follow the seasons at Nature Boardwalk at Lincoln Park Zoo with time-lapse photos capturing the growth of this urban ecosystem.
 
  Where do They Live?
Grasslands, jungles and water—animals live all kinds of places! Show off what you know by matching each animal with its home.
 
 
Wild Trivia Bonus Round
Think you know Lincoln Park Zoo’s animals from stripe to scale? Test your zoo IQ with this all-animal quiz!
 
  Veterinary Case Study: Meerkat
During a routine physical examination on a meerkat, veterinarians noticed something peculiar on the radiographs.