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Lincoln Park Zoo’s Urban Wildlife Institute observes wildlife at Nature Boardwalk year-round. Currently, we are
Read More ›Preventive care for Lincoln Park Zoo’s animals is a team effort: among animal care staff, veterinarians and veterinary technicians, and the animals themselves. Using operant conditioning methods
Read More ›Lincoln Park Zoo welcomed 40 interns this summer spread across many areas of the zoo. Interns play a vital role at the zoo during our busy summer season. They help care for animals and promote
Read More ›The flock is fickle at Robert and Mayari Pritzker Penguin Cove. Friends quickly become foes, romantic flames just friends. This makes sense with a male to female ratio of 11 to five in
Read More ›The path to bovine bliss is likely paved with places to scratch. Lincoln Park Zoo's dairy cows certainly put their swinging DeLaval mechanical brush to work at Farm-in-the-Zoo. This brush doesn't
Read More ›Peer into their darkened exhibit at Regenstein Small Mammal-Reptile House and look for three mobile pin cushions—otherwise known as
Read More ›In 2010, Lincoln Park Zoo’s Urban Wildlife Institute (UWI) launched an ambitious biodiversity study in Chicago. Four times a year, biologists install more than 100 cameras across the Chicago area
Read More ›At Robert and Mayari Pritzker Penguin Cove Erik will boldly go where no penguin has gone before.
Enrichment
Read More ›Lincoln Park Zoo staff, program participants, and supporters share their most memorable Lincoln Park Zoo experiences in celebration of the zoo’s 150th anniversary this year.
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