The San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance celebrates the birth of a Sumatran tiger cub, a significant achievement in their conservation efforts for this critically endangered species. First-time mother Jillian is nurturing her cub, demonstrating strong maternal instincts and fostering a bond with her offspring. This arrival is a testament to the success of the AZA’s Sumatran Tiger Species Survival Plan, which aims to maintain genetic diversity and ensure the survival of this majestic animal.
Two giant pandas, and , are leaving China for the San Diego Zoo after a historic farewell ceremony at the China Conservation & Research Center for Giant Pandas. The event commemorated the 30th anniversary of the conservation partnership between San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance and China Wildlife Conservation Association, highlighting their joint efforts to protect giant pandas. The pandas will be acclimating to their new home for several weeks before they are unveiled to the public.
