Since April, the Arizona Center for Nature Conservation and Phoenix Zoo researchers have set up game cameras across the Coronado National Forest’s Nogales Ranger District. Start the day smarter.

PHOENIX — There’s a new ocelot on the block, according to Arizona researchers. An ocelot that hasn’t been seen before in the state before was recently captured on field cameras in the ...

As a field research project manager for the Phoenix Zoo, she set up 50 cameras throughout that region of southern Arizona to survey wildlife. ...

Using 30 field cameras, the Phoenix Zoo’s Field Conservation Research team conducted a pilot study in 2023. They recorded 21 species of mammals in the area, but did not see any ocelots or jaguars.

Researchers with the Phoenix Zoo caught the sighting as part of a wildlife monitoring project, which deployed roughly 50 cameras in April around the Coronado National Forest near Arizona’s ...

According to zoo officials, security cameras are spread across the grounds, including the many gates that house its 3,000 animals. Foster says no gate is ever left open, once a zookeeper goes in ...

Phoenix Zoo opens voting to name month-old giraffe, 5th baby since 2017 Nov 23, 2023, 7:15 AM The latest giraffe calf born at the Phoenix Zoo sticks her tongue out for the camera.