Riverbanks Zoo and Garden has announced the arrival of a new pair of cotton-top tamarins at its Riverbanks Conservation Outpost, marking the introduction of one of the world’s most endangered primate ...
Riverbanks Zoo and Garden has welcomed two cotton-top tamarins, an endangered primate species, to its Riverbanks Conservation Outpost.
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - For this week’s Talking Trash, sponsored by Capital Waste Services, we’re spotlighting the sustainability and conservational efforts happening at Riverbanks Zoo and Garden. WIS’ ...
Riverbanks Zoo and Garden has welcomed a pair of cotton-top tamarins, Pepita and Caqueta, to the Riverbanks Conservation Outpost.
Members and donors provide important resources for the research, education and conservation efforts of the Zoo and Garden, strengthening Riverbanks’ position as a world-class zoo and leader in wildlife conservation.
Fewer than 6,000 cotton-top tamarins remain in the wild. Riverbanks Zoo is playing a key role in their care and conservation.
On Thursday, the Riverbanks Zoo and Garden introduced guests to one of the world’s most endangered primate species that will now live in the park.
Riverbanks Zoo and Garden officials say they welcomed a new pair of cotton-top tamarins, Pepita and Caqueta! A zoo spokesperson says they are part of the world’s most endangered primate species. Zoo ...
Riverbanks Zoo welcomes two rescued cotton-top tamarins, highlighting the fight against wildlife trafficking and the zoo's conservation efforts.
WLTX19: Some goodbyes -- and hellos -- at Riverbanks Zoo and Garden
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Riverbanks Zoo is saying goodbye to some animals while saying hello to others as part of the zoo's ongoing efforts in conservation and education, and dedication to wildlife care.
MSN: Riverbanks Zoo and Garden announces death of Susan the Giant Pacific Octopus
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCBD) – Riverbanks Zoo and Garden announced Thursday the death of its Giant Pacific Octopus named Susan. The zoo said its veterinary and animal teams have worked together over the past ...
Riverbanks Zoo and Garden announces death of Susan the Giant Pacific Octopus
abcnews4: Riverbanks Zoo mourns the loss of Koshka, beloved Amur tiger and conservation ambassador
COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCIV) — Yesterday was a sad day for fans of the Riverbanks Zoo and Garden as they said goodbye to one of their Amur Tigers who lived a remarkable 20 years. The zoo is honoring Koshka ...
Riverbanks Zoo mourns the loss of Koshka, beloved Amur tiger and conservation ambassador
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Riverbanks Zoo and Garden announced on Thursday the death of its beloved Amur Tiger Koshka, who was nearly 20 years old. "Koshka was an integral part of the Riverbanks family and a ...
COLUMBIA — Riverbanks Zoo and Garden said goodbye to a prized rarity: its only tiger. On March 26, Koshka the Amur tiger was euthanized after years of fighting intervertebral disc disease, a ...
One of America's best zoos, Riverbanks Zoo and Garden is home to more than 2,000 animals and one of the nation's most inspiring botanical gardens.
Riverbanks Zoo and Garden not only serves to protect rare and endangered wildlife and wild places, but also safeguards a number of South Carolina’s significant historical landmarks. Guest Relations Find out about park amenities and services, where to grab a bite or shop for souvenirs via our Guest Relations page. Plan a Private Event
Visitor Information Riverbanks Zoo and Garden is home to more than 3,000 magnificent and fascinating animals and one of the nation’s most beautiful and inspiring botanical gardens. The lush 170-acre site features dynamic natural habitat exhibits, scenic river views, spectacular valley overlooks, and significant historic landmarks.
About Riverbanks Riverbanks Zoo and Garden is home to more than 3,000 magnificent and fascinating animals and one of the nation’s most beautiful and inspiring botanical gardens.
Here’s a look at all of the events and programs currently scheduled at Riverbanks Zoo and Garden. This schedule is (of course) subject to revision. As the year goes on, please revisit this page for any changes.
Post and Courier: Susan, a giant Pacific octopus at Riverbanks Zoo & Garden with a 'big personality,' has died
COLUMBIA — Susan, a giant Pacific octopus at Riverbanks Zoo & Garden, has died, the zoo announced June 12. The male octopus was named in honor of Susan F. Boyd, whose support through The Boyd ...
Susan, a giant Pacific octopus at Riverbanks Zoo & Garden with a 'big personality,' has died
Yahoo: New endangered tamarins debut at Riverbanks Zoo as part of rescue success story
New endangered tamarins debut at Riverbanks Zoo as part of rescue success story
WACH on MSN: Riverbanks to the rescue: New endangered species arrives at the zoo
South Carolina Public Radio: Endangered cotton-top tamarins find refuge at Riverbanks Conservation Outpost
WIS News 10 on MSN: Critically endangered primate species introduced to Riverbanks Zoo
WLTX on MSN: New endangered tamarins debut at Riverbanks Zoo as part of rescue success story
Whether it’s a spectacular bloom, a mass of color, or an unusual plant structure, there’s always something growing on at Riverbanks Botanical Garden! Hailed by Horticulture magazine as one of 10 gardens that inspire and by HGTV as one of 20 great public gardens across America, Riverbanks Botanical Garden boasts 70 acres of unparalleled beauty. Dramatic and themed gardens showcase more than ...
Riverbanks is home to more than 3,000 animals that represent over 400 species around the world. A visit to the Zoo will play host to an array of wild adventures — from a diving expedition on a Pacific coral reef to a safari through the plains of Africa to an interactive Outback encounter with a flock of sociable lorikeets. There’s so much to do at the Zoo!
Post and Courier: The only tiger at Columbia's zoo was put to rest after years of battling spine disease
The only tiger at Columbia's zoo was put to rest after years of battling spine disease
Maximize your Zoo visit with hands-on, interactive activities that the whole family can enjoy! To participate in Zoo rides and attractions, a reloadable Explore More Card is required; cash is not accepted. Purchase your Explore More Card* at the ticket booth or one of several convenient locations throughout the Zoo. For year-round savings on rides and attractions, consider our Explorer ...