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Potter Park is celebrating the birth of a Magellanicpenguin chick.
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Lansing's Potter Park Zoo is starting a $1.5 million project to repave pathways on Monday.
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In July, the International Union for Conservation of Nature listed the monarch butterfly as endangered for the first time in history. With the recent news of the monarch’s decline, the zoo is encouraging people to build wildlife habitats of their own.
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Lansing’s Potter Park Zoo is continuing its participation in a conservation program to rebuild the population of Puerto Rico’s only native toad species.
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A study tracking the population of the federally threatened Eastern Massasauga rattlesnake is seeing higher numbers than expected in Michigan.
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A new partnership between Ingham County and Michigan State University will focus on creating renewable energy from food and animal waste at the Potter Park Zoo and the Ingham County fairgrounds.
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Lansing's Potter Park Zoo is vaccinating animals who are susceptible to COVID-19.
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Jaali, the eastern black rhino born in Lansing in 2019, will soon be transported to The Living Desert Zoo in Palm Desert, CA where he's expected to mate with a female black rhino from a zoo in Cleveland.
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Kaleigh Klosowski says the project was a way for her to experience the city during the pandemic.
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Lansing's Potter Park Zoo has welcomed two red panda cubs. The cubs are among less than 220 of the animals at Association of Zoos & Aquariums (AZA)…