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Arts & Culture

San Antonio Zoo’s Newest Attractions: Kiddie Park, More Parking, and Soon, Starbucks

By Jackie Wang | October 9, 2019

Between Kiddie Park’s grand opening and a new mascot waiting for its name, the San Antonio Zoo has a busy October planned.

Commentary
The San Antonio River flows through Brackenridge Park, which has been called one of the most significant archeological site in Texas.

Decision to Move Kiddie Park to Brackenridge Needs Public Input

By Lynn Osborne Bobbitt and Joe Calvert | April 12, 2019

A public, transparent, and accountable process is needed for evaluating the impact on Brackenridge Park of moving the Kiddie Park to the San Antonio Zoo.

Business & Tech
The historic Kiddie Park on Broadway.

Kiddie Park To Move to SA Zoo, But Brackenridge Park Advocates Voice Concern

By Jackie Wang | April 9, 2019

Kiddie Park will be moving to the San Antonio Zoo, according to an announcement Tuesday. But the move concerns members of the Brackenridge Park Conservancy.

Philanthropy & Giving
The San Antonio Area Foundation is in the Pearl.

San Antonio Area Foundation Hires Marjie M. French as CEO

By Robert Rivard | March 19, 2019

Marjie M. French, a vice president at UTSA, is being recruited as the next CEO of the San Antonio Area Foundation, according to sources close to the search.

Environment
Through the San Antonio Zoo's Straws No Más campaign, it wants businesses to commit to abandoning plastic straws after taking a pledge on its website.

San Antonio Zoo Asks Local Businesses To Ditch Plastic Straws

By Brendan Gibbons | November 18, 2018

With the world’s oceans and rivers increasingly choked with plastic waste, the San Antonio Zoo is challenging local businesses to do their part to help, starting with the straw.

Business & Tech
This artistic rendering shows the San Antonio Zoo's plans for a "World of Birds" exhibit.

$200M Zoo Plan Calls for Expanding Footprint, Attracting More Visitors

By Shari Biediger | August 16, 2018

San Antonio Zoo officials are working toward a bold plan to expand the 104-year-old zoo beyond its quarry wall and create a safari-like experience.

Commentary
Chase O’Brien of San Antonio Zoo assists in the evacuation of animals at The Texas Zoo.

After the Storm, A Flood of Humanity

By Tim Morrow | September 8, 2017

Since Hurricane Harvey struck the Gulf Coast and Houston, the world has been in awe of the humanitarian response by average citizens of Texas.

Gov & Politics
Children take pictures with a lifesize Pikachu character. Photo courtesy of the San Antonio Zoo.

Commentary: Pokémon Go Meets Education, Culture, and Nature at the Zoo

By Tim Morrow | July 26, 2016

I’m not going to pretend I understand what the latest Pokémon Go craze is all about or even how it works, an obvious reminder of my age.

Gov & Politics
Families enter the San Antonio Zoo. Photo by Kathryn Boyd-Batstone

Commentary: Turning Zoos Inside Out

By Tim Morrow | May 22, 2016

As the world changes, so does the value our culture places on mission-based organizations, and zoological facilities are no exception.

Camille Garcia
The Monarch butterfly population has tripled since last year. Photo by Kathryn Boyd-Batstone

Inaugural Monarch Fest Brings Awareness and Awe to San Antonio

By Camille Garcia | March 4, 2016

The San Antonio Zoo kicked off its inaugural Monarch Fest Friday morning as school groups, families, and curious zoo-goers took to the grounds to learn more about “Monarchs, Milkweed, and Migration.”

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