Wishing Annie a happy first birthday! Thanks to the compassionate care she first received from our animal care teams, this resilient bighorn sheep is now thriving and celebrating a full, joyful year with her new family at the Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance. (fb)

🦏 Rhino conservation isn’t just part of our mission—it’s a responsibility. With only about 27,000 rhinos left in the wild, time is critical. At the Zoo, our Reproductive Sciences team—led by Dr. Monica Stoops—is advancing critical research to ensure sustainable rhino populations in human care, while generating data that supports conservation strategies for rhinos around the world. 🌍 Every calf born is part of a larger mission: to build a sustainable future for rhinos across the globe. This week, we’re hosting about 150 global conservation and animal care professionals for the International Rhino Keeper Association (IRKA) workshop, sharing knowledge, advancing science, and uniting around one goal—protecting these incredible animals. Because future generations deserve a world where rhinos still roam. (fb)