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What’s Going On With Curiodyssey’s Birds?
Published by: Dr. Kate Sulzner If you visited CuriOdyssey recently, you may have noticed that our raptor and walk-through aviaries are temporarily closed to the public. Our animal care team took this measure as part of a larger plan to protect CuriOdyssey’s birds from an outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) that began spreading…
Read MoreA Brighter Future for Black-Footed Ferrets
Through our AZA networks, CuriOdyssey partnered with the Smithsonian Zoo to acquire 3 new European ferrets. Not only will these new ambassadors connect our audiences to wildlife and animal science, but also to an exciting conservation science story! These European ferrets participated as sibling surrogates in a collaborative effort between the US Fish and Wildlife Service, Smithsonian National Zoo…
Read MoreSpotlight on STEMCorps: Meet a Mentor
At CuriOdyssey, we believe that the future of science starts with today’s curious minds. The STEMCorps program is all about harnessing that curiosity and igniting a love of science by connecting passionate mentors with youth from underrepresented communities. By bringing together educators, caregivers, and community partners, STEMCorps aims to break down barriers, empowering young people…
Read MoreConservation Conversations: The Beauty of Natural Pest Control
Predators, like Dylan the gray fox, are an example of natural pest control. They rely on healthy rodents to thrive, and in turn help keep the rat, mouse, and gopher populations under control.
Read MoreHow Carmen Sepetka Helps Connect Youth to Nature
By Ava Litz and Ben Salama, 2024 JCFS interns Carmen Sepetka did not always want to be a conservationist. When Carmen was growing up, she had aspirations of being a trapeze gymnast; however, after graduating from college, she studied psychology research and had an opportunity to work alongside animals, which swiftly revealed her passion. In…
Read MoreMeet CuriOdyssey’s Summer Interns
This summer, CuriOdyssey welcomed two local high school students to collect and organize camp CuriOdyssey observation data, collaborate with the wildlife team to lead otter talks, and create content for the blog. Read on to learn more about Ava Litz and Ben Salama! Ava grew up going to CuriOdyssey and has now come back as…
Read MoreFive Fun Summer Science Activities for Kids
Keeping kids engaged and learning during vacation can give new meaning to the phrase “endless summer.” At CuriOdyssey, we’re here to help with exciting and educational science activities that you can easily do at home.
Read MoreThe Science of Garden Towers
We’re excited to introduce our latest outdoor exhibit: Garden Towers! Launched in May, this innovative display showcases the benefits and wonders of hydroponic growing, revolutionizing the way we think about gardening and food production.
Read MoreA Call to Action: Protecting Local Raptors
On May 23, the California Assembly passed the Poison-Free Wildlife Act (AB 2552). Now awaiting Senate approval, the bill adds further restrictions on the use of deadly anticoagulant rodenticides that continue to poison wildlife such as owls, hawks, eagles, and other species.
Read MorePhoto Recap: Sensory Sunday
our new Sensory Sunday event series invites guests for an afternoon of guided experiences, a variety of sensory explorations and spaces, access to sensory support kits, and more. During our first two events in July and September, over 400 attendees enjoyed free attendance.
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