When it is revealed that a nonprofit has made major missteps, its next steps are critical to its survival, but when the nonprofit in question is a zoo, the survival and wellbeing of the animals is also at play.
The Cincinnati Zoo and the Gorilla Foundation in California are engaged in a custody battle over a 37-year-old lowland gorilla named Ndume. Why is the foundation so stuck on keeping him?
A multi-pronged conservation effort is under way to save the pangolin, an endangered and little-known mammal indigenous to Asia and Africa. A lack of information has hampered activists in the past.
Too many animals need rescue from defunct zoos and overwhelmed individuals. Some are being introduced to a new life in Colorado.
Nonprofits are focused on social media. But gaining attention without sharing your mission is a waste of precious resources.
At the Wichita Zoo, it’s a case of a public-private partnership gone really bad.
The ambiguity in Texas’s new open-carry laws is potentially putting zoos and other privately funded entities on public property in an awkward position.
Research shows that an organization’s culture dramatically affects its effectiveness. Culture is pervasive, affecting all areas of the organization, including fund development.
