Two long-time zoo residents succumb to old age
Lee Richardson Zoo has announced the loss of two longtime residents.
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FROM ZOO TO YOU: Zoo to hold ‘Superb Owl Sunday’
For many fans of professional football, the second Sunday in February is the most important day of the year. It’s the day of the climactic NFL championship game, the Super Bowl. It so happens that this Sunday is also important to fans of nocturnal predatory birds, as it is also “Superb Owl Sunday”.
Zoo to hold volunteer open house
On Saturday, Feb. 8, Lee Richardson Zoo will be hosting a come-and-go Volunteer Open House from 1 – 3 p.m. in the Finnup Center for… Login to continue reading Login…
FROM ZOO TO YOU: Here’s to a safe Valentine’s Day for all
Valentine’s Day is fast approaching. It’s a holiday that’s all about acknowledging the love you feel for others. Often, we give flowers, chocolates, candy, or another gift to that special someone. When you’re selecting that special item, there are a few things to keep in mind.
City approves negotiation of design services contract for zoo
The Garden City Commission approved staff to negotiate a contract for architectural services for Lee Richardson Zoo with Hutton Design + Build and GMCN Architects at their regular meeting Tuesday.
FROM ZOO TO YOU: Zoo to hold Kansas Day activities Jan. 29
Excitement is building in the Conservation Awareness Team at Lee Richardson Zoo as we are approaching Kansas Day.
Violet, the siamang, dies at zoo
Lee Richardson Zoo staff has announced the passing of Violet, a 13-year old female
Enjoying the sunshine
Lee Richardson Zoo’s jaguar basks in the sunshine in its exhibit while watching zoo patrons pass by. Temperatures returned to winter over the weekend with… Login to continue reading Login…
FROM ZOO TO YOU: Any time of year is a good time to visit Lee Richardson Zoo
While the weather outside may not be the most inviting this time of year, it might actually be one of the best times to see many of the animals. Some animals, like the lemurs and the flamingos, prefer to hunker down inside, away from the bluster and cold.
Keeping watch
A burrowing owl keeps an eye on those passing by its exhibit at Lee Richardson Zoo. A pair of the owls are among the newest… Login to continue reading Login…