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From Staff Reports POWELL, Ohio The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium has continued to expand its inclusion efforts to help provide for guests of all ages and abilities. “There is a lot of great work taking place at the Columbus Zoo that benefits wildlife across the globe and in our own backyard. To make a difference for wildlife, however, we also recognize and value the importance of people,” said Jerry Borin, Columbus Zoo and Aquarium Interim President/CEO. “We take our mission to lead and inspire by connecting people and wildlife very seriously because we know it’s these connections that truly make a difference.” ....
The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium has recently welcomed a 4-year-old greater one-horned rhino named Brian. (Photo Provided) POWELL, Ohio He’s majestic, weighs approximately 3,500 pounds, and is an important representative for his vulnerable species. And his name is Brian. The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium has recently welcomed a 4-year-old greater one-horned rhino, who arrived on April 9, from the Center for Conservation of Tropical Ungulates, an Association of Zoos and Aquariums sustainability partner located in Florida. Columbus Zoo animal care staff, along with a staff veterinarian, and facilities team members, traveled with Brian to ensure that he arrived safely. Once listed as an endangered species, the greater one-horned rhino has seen a steady population increase thanks to strict government protection. ....
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From staff reports The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium announced the opening of the new Suzie Edwards Conservation Education Classrooms Tuesday. With a focus on enriching the lives of Ohio children, the zoo has expanded. In 2017, Suzie Edwards, a former teacher, key zoo supporter and lifelong advocate for children, made this dream a reality with a monetary gift to the zoo’s Connecting People and Wildlife Campaign which created the opportunity to construct the building. Appropriately named the Suzie Edwards Conservation Education Classrooms, this new 7,913-square-foot, single-story building is located at the Zoo’s main entrance. This location allows easy access for program participants and families. ....