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Bachelor herds play a huge role in the development of male African savanna elephants—and that’s no bull.
Southwestern Pond Turtle Hatchlings Born at the San Diego Zoo After the 2020 Bobcat Fire Rescue Have Been Released into the Wild, Helping Strengthen a Vulnerable Native Population
Elizabeth Davis, Ph.D., a scientist with San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance’s Community Engagement team, helps save bears in Asia by guiding public opinion toward alternatives to bear bile use.
Discover even more ways to connect with the herd.
Caring for Andean bears at the San Diego Zoo leads to remarkable breakthroughs that support conservation of the species worldwide.
Meet Our Team: Wildlife care specialists describe their experiences during the Elephant Valley transformation.
Collaboration Harnesses Advanced Digital Technology and Biobanking Techniques to Boost Conservation Impact
Sharing Habitat with Livestock is Changing Elephants’ Gut Bacteria in Ways that Could be Harmful to Their Health, According to New Research Conducted by San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance in Collaboration with Save the Elephants