Zoo YouSummer 2013

The official magazine of reid Park zoological SocieTy &

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reId ParK ZOOLOgIcaL sOcIety:Presidentnancy J. Schlegel ...................................(520) 881-4753 ext. 14

reId ParK ZOO:general curatorJim Schnormeier ............................................... (520) 837-8186education curator Vivian VanPeenen ............................................. (520) 837-8188

Reid Park Zoological Society: 1030 south randolph waytucson, arizona 85716P: (520) 881-4753 F: (520) 881-1450

Reid Park Zoo: 1100 south randolph waytucson, arizona 85716InFO: (520) 791-4022sept - May: 9 am to 4 pm June - aug: 8 am to 3 pmclosed thanksgiving & christmastucsonzoo.org

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2013 OFFIcers:chairmanWendell long

Vice chairmanTawnya Tretschok

Secretary clydean Troner

Treasurermike hannley

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2013 dIrectOrs:george Ballmica Banemarla endicottJack forsythemichael halleSheldon kingSteve larsengina mcrostie

hanna millercathy riesdenice ShepherdBridget Stephensondonna WarfieldJim zarlingTerri zarling

2 ZOO’s & sOcIety’s Messages

3-4 anIMaL UPdate

5-6 Brew at the ZOO: Beer FOr Bears 7-8 thanKs tO OUr dOnOrs 9 caLendar OF events 10 rPZs BOard eLectIOns

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Summer is fast approaching and it’s a great time to visit the Zoo! Thank you to our members who make so much of the work we do possible. Here are some ways to plan your summer visit to the Zoo and make sure you use all your member benefits!

• Early Summer Hours Starting June 1st, the Zoo will be open 8am-3pm. Explore during the early summer hours when people and animals are more active!

• Kenya Get Wet Bring the little ones to our mini splash park and cool down – don’t forget swimsuits and towels!

• Summer Safari Friday Nights Have a date night or bring the whole family to enjoy the cooler evening hours, not to mention jumping castles, face painting and entertainment. Don’t miss our special theme nights (see the schedule on page 9). This year, members enjoy half off ticket prices plus a free member’s night!

• Zoofari Café and Discover the Wild Gift Shop Take a break and cool off while enjoying a cool beverage and lunch in the air conditioned café and enjoy shopping in our gift shop. Don’t forget to take advantage of your member discount!

• Members Annual Meeting – Join us May 29th at 5:30pm for an insider’s update on Zoological Society activities over the last year and what’s coming next year at the Zoo!

• Brew at the Zoo Beer for Bears! Support conservation education at our new brown bear habitat while enjoying cold samples of craft beers, live music, pub-style food and more! Members enjoy a 25% discount to this event.

See dates and details for these activities and more in this issue of Zoo and You – our magazine for members!

SocieTy’SmeSSage nancy schLegeL, rPZs PresIdent

zoo’S meSSage vIvIan van Peenen, edUcatIOn cUratOr

While the search for a new Zoo Administrator is underway, I am stepping in to deliver this quick message to make sure you know that our exciting and rewarding work of running a Zoo continues. We don’t want you to think progress has slowed down at Reid Park Zoo!

In this publication you will read about new exhibit renovations and the plans to welcome new species to the Zoo. Although we do not yet know who will fill the office left empty when Susan Basford retired, we do know what will fill one empty space in the Zoo - brown bears! In this publication you can read more about how we are working with wildlife experts who rescue and place wild bears in need of a home.

The other animals coming soon are black and white ruffed lemurs, a guanaco, and black-neck swans. The lemurs will come to us as part of a breeding recommendation through a Species Survival Plan® (SSP), in partnership with other AZA accredited institutions. We

look forward to working with this critically endangered species. The guanaco will be a companion for the llama currently on exhibit, and black-necked swans will join them – making for a dynamic and active exhibit in South America.

We can report another change related to a Species Survival Plan® breeding recommendation - the female tapir is pregnant! Recently confirmed by ultrasound, this is an exciting and welcome pregnancy!

For updates on these exciting changes, visit our newly refreshed website. The site now features a blog for up to date information, a new page for the live elephant web cams, and fabulous features and resources just for teachers.

So although one office at the Zoo is temporarily dark, know that Zoo staff members are still hard at work to bring you, our members, wonderful Zoo exhibits and experiences.

hanna millercathy riesdenice ShepherdBridget Stephensondonna WarfieldJim zarlingTerri zarling

This March, Reid Park Zoological Society participated in the first Arizona Gives Day, a day Arizonans came together to make donations to their local nonprofits. On March 20th, Reid Park Zoo supporters went online, connected with a cause they cared about, and made tax-deductible donations to help bring Brown Bears to their Zoo. We thank you for every $5, $10, and $100 donation you gave that day!

Playful Sundzu, the Zoo’s 2-year-old elephant, cracked his left tusk -- most likely while wrestling with his older brother. While he was not in any pain, the Keepers and vets wanted to address this issue sooner rather than later, so bigger problems didn’t develop. Elephant experts from across the country came to help Sundzu in March. After examining an x-ray, they removed a small piece of tusk, inserted a plug, and sealed the the end with resin to prevent infection.

Santiago the tamandua demonstrates how handy his prehensile tail is during a training presentation. ‘Prehensile’ means that their tails are capable of grasping, which is important for tamanduas who spend the majority of their days high in the treetops of South America.

Meet the Zoo’s two new capybara! This 3-year-old brother and sister pair made their debut on exhibit this spring, and have been delighting visitors by swimming right up to the viewing window. The capybara, native to South America, is the world’s largest rodent.

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Last fall, some Zoo and Society staff and board members spent time on an African safari with Conservationist/Naturalist Isaac Lazuro Muro, seen here with Yebonga the rhino. He visited Reid Park Zoo as part of the Conservation Lecture Series.

Male Malayan tiger “Baheem” got a clean bill of health on his recent medical exam, and a Zoo Keeper got a rare chance to safely measure her hand next to his paw.

Punga, one of five elephants living at the Zoo, got a surprise on Saturday, March 16th when Zoo Keepers presented him with cardboard “piñatas” to break open and play with.

Flowing Wells Zoo Club volunteers assembled these piñatas for the elephants under the supervision of Zoo Keepers, filling plain cardboard boxes with enriching toys and tasty treats, then wrapping the boxes in paper.

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The Zoo will join forces with local micro brewers from Craft Tucson to bring you the very first ever Brew at the Zoo on Saturday, June 15th, 2013 from 6-9pm. Enjoy samples of craft beer, listen to great music, and participate in some fun competitive activities—all while surrounded by exotic animals.

When you arrive, you’ll receive a commemorative glass to sample IPAs, seasonal brews, lagers, stouts, and more from some of the finest craft beer brewers in Arizona. The Zoofari Café will feature pub fare from around the world at reasonable prices, Zoo educators will introduce you to live demonstration animals, and local band Cooper Meza will round out the party with a performance on the main stage.

For the best deal, purchase your tickets in advance. Zoo members pay $30 and non-members pay $40. Prices increase $10 at the door. Cabs will be available, or bring your designated driver for just $20. This is a 21 and over event--IDs will be checked at the entrance.

And what’s better than drinking beer for a good cause? Funds raised at this year’s event will help support the Zoo’s campaign to bring rescued brown bears to Tucson.

Discover what’s sure to become one of Tucson’s most popular parties! Visit reidparkzoo.org or call 520-881-4753 for more information and to purchase tickets.

A special thank you goes to Craft Tucson for helping coordinate the brewers for this event!

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For more information, visitwww.reidparkzoo.org/brew

It is always hard to say goodbye to a species we have supported through care and conservation for many years. Recently the Zoo’s polar bear passed away. Although we miss her, this

is also an exciting time to consider important ways we can contribute to meaningful breeding efforts and holding needs for new species. Soon,

renovations will begin to welcome a new species - brown bears!

We have become aware of an annual need to relocate wild brown bears to reliable animal care facilities.

When conflict between humans and wild bears becomes a safety issue, the bears must sometimes be removed from parks

or other populated areas. On other occasions, young cubs are orphaned and unable to survive on their own. We have decided to move

forward with renovating the polar bear habitat to participate in a brown bear rescue program.

We have looked carefully at the existing habitat and spoken with our colleagues at other accredited institutions that house brown bears. The new exhibit will include a stream and new shallow water areas. The current wall dividing the two halves of the exhibit will be opened up - connecting the space into one large brown bear habitat.

Reid Park Zoo will not solve the bear problem by accepting 2-3 bears from the wild. Brown bears typically live to be over 20 years old, so these will likely be the only wild bears the Zoo will accept for a long time. However, bears housed in Tucson and at other accredited zoos can provide an opportunity for us to share their story and inform guests about how we can all help future generations of bears, with the goal of reducing bear-human conflicts in the future.

...for Bears

For more information, visitwww.reidparkzoo.org/brew

DID YOU KNOW...... Brown Bears can weigh up to 1,500 pounds, stand ten feet tall, and run more than 30 miles an hour?

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See what’s coming up:• Visitourwebsiteatwww.tucsonzoo.org• ClickonClasses,Programs,andCamps• Clickthe“onlineregistration”buttonOur online system will list available program dates and times, and allow you to register immediately. As programs fill, we often add additional dates or times. Check back often to see what’s new at the Zoo!If you do not have internet access, please call the Education Department at 837-8200. All programs require advance registration unless otherwise noted.

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caLendar OF events

PRogRams foR all agessummER sAfARI fRIDAY NIGHTsfRIDAY NIGHTs mAY 24TH - JulY 12TH5:30 Pm - 8:00 Pm$9/adult$7/senior$5/children 2+Members 1/2 offLooking for something the whole family can do on Friday Nights? Enjoy Reid Park Zoo’s - Summer Safari Nights. Visit during the cooler evenings and enjoy entertainment, jumping castles, games, & face painting for the kids. Presented by Title Sponsor “Denny’s. America’s Diner is always open,” and Event Sponsor K-12.

Opening Summer Safari Friday Night mAY 24TH, 5:30 Pm - 8:00 Pm

Member’s Night mAY 31, 5:30 Pm - 8:00 Pm Free admission for Members

World Ocean’s Day JuNE 7TH, 5:30 Pm - 8:00 Pm wear blue and get a free ocean themed face painting

Father’s Day JuNE 14TH, 5:30 Pm - 8:00 Pm Make a gift for dad, “sophisticated Few” car show

Paint Pieces for Ben’s Bells JuNE 21sT, 5:30 Pm - 8:00 Pm help spread kindness to people and animals by painting pieces for Ben’s Bells

teddy Bears at the Zoo JuNE 28TH, 5:30 Pm - 8:00 Pm Build a Bear will have a table of bears to make, $10-$15, to bring back the next morning to participate in the teddy Bear clinic

Military Night JulY 5TH, 5:30 Pm - 8:00 Pm One free adult admission with paid child admission for military personnel

Final Summer Safari Friday Night JulY 12TH, 5:30 Pm - 8:00 Pm

woRlD oCEANs DAYsATuRDAY, JuNE 8, 20139:00 Am - 11:00 AmActivities free with paid Zoo admissionCome learn more about our ocean and take action to help conserve it. Countries all over the world will be hosting events on June 8th to celebrate the world’s oceans, we hope to “sea” you there! Visit worldoceanday.org to learn more about world ocean day.

fATHER’s DAY EVENTsuNDAY, JuNE 16, 20139:00 Am - 11:00 AmFree adult admission for dad with paid child’s admissionCome celebrate Father’s Day at the Zoo! We’ll provide treats for our animal fathers throughout the morning. Plus you’ll get to make a treat to give to your dad!

TEDDY BEAR ClINICsATuRDAY, JuNE 29, 20139:00 Am - 11:00 AmActivities free with paid Zoo admissionPack up your teddy bear or other stuffed friend for a visit to the Zoo for a check-up. You will measure and weigh, diagnose maladies, and even bandage your buddy with the help of Zoo staff and volunteers. Each station will use equipment and supplies used on real Zoo animals to teach different aspects of animal care. Not only will your teddy bear feel better, but you will learn about all of the wonderful treatments Zoo staff members use to take care of their animal loved-ones.

BATTY foR BATssATuRDAY, AuGusT 17, 20139:00 Am - 11:00 AmActivities free with paid Zoo admissionHow many mosquitoes can one bat eat in an hour? What would happen to all kinds of ecosystems - from the tropics to the desert - without bats? Join us as we answer these questions with information tables, interactive activities, and crafts for the entire family.

VulTuRE CElEBRATIoNsATuRDAY, AuGusT 31, 20139:00 Am - 11:00 AmActivities free with paid Zoo admissionDid you know vultures prevent the spread of disease and can eat 20% of their body weight in one sitting? Join us in celebrating vultures and discover more about vultures and their important role in the environment through information tables, interactive activities, and crafts for the entire family.

mEmBER’s ICE CREAm sAfARIsuNDAY, sEPTEmBER 8TH 4:30 Pm - 6:30 PmFREE (Members Only)This free member’s appreciation event features old fashioned fun with ice cream treats, entertainment, jumping castles and more!

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Staying Cool in the ZoosuN, JuN 16, 2013 9:00Am-10:00Am

Stripes and SpotssAT, Jul 20, 2013 9:00Am-10:00Am

In ShapeTHu, AuG 15, 2013 9:00Am-10:00Am

PRogRams foR adults BREw AT THE ZoosATuRDAY, JuNE 156:00 Pm - 9:00 Pm$30/member$40/non member$10 more at the door per ticketSample a wide variety of Craft Beers while enjoying live music, pub style food for purchase, animal encounters and presentations and fun activities! This “Beer for Bears” event will help support conservation education at the new Brown Bear habitat. 21 and older event, ID’s will be checked. Tickets available for purchase at tucsonzoo.org or call 881-4753.

ZooCsoNsATuRDAY, oCT 126:00 Pm - 9:00 Pm$120/non-member$90/member$20 off if purchased by August 31, 2013Come join us for our 20th Anniversary Celebration of ZOOcson. We’ll have fabulous food, entertainment, animal encounters, and amazing silent and live auction items. All proceeds benefit the Zoo, its exhibits, education programs and conservation efforts. Get your ticket at tucsonzoo.org prior to August 31st and receive $20 off! 21 and older event, ID’s will be checked at the door.

PRogRams foR kids

Zoo CAPER summER CAmPs$190/member $210/non-memberZoo Caper camp for Young Explorers is back and better than ever for 2013! Get set for 5 days of fun in the Zoo! We’ll play games, make art projects, cool off in the pool, and venture behind the scenes; all while learning about how the Zoo takes care of its animal residents...and helps animals in the wild. All camps run Monday through Friday from 9AM to 4PM. Price is per camp session. Optional extended care is available for an additional cost. Details and overflow dates, if available, will be listed online. For kids entering grades 1 & 2JuNE 3-7, 17-21, 24-28 // JulY 8-12, 15-19, 22-26

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