Susan Reno Myers ’74 has never been one to play it safe. From international finance to high school football coaching, she has embraced unexpected ...
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In a world where wildlife faces increasing threats from climate change, habitat loss, and human conflict, stories of hope deserve to be shared widely. ...
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Giraffes are among the most recognizable animals in the world, yet their survival is increasingly at risk. Habitat loss, poaching, infrastructure expansion, and genetic ...
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In a region long shaped by conflict, giraffe conservation has emerged as an unexpected force for peace. In Kenya’s Baringo County, efforts to restore ...
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Giraffes can float and move through water, but swimming is challenging for them. Their bodies are designed for land, not pushing through water. Their ...
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Giraffes are calm, gentle animals, but their size and strength mean they can be dangerous in the wrong situation. They rely on distance, not ...
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Yes, giraffes are herbivores. They rely entirely on plants for their food and spend much of their day browsing leaves, shoots, flowers, and fruits ...
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Giraffes often look calm and peaceful, so it is easy to assume they are friendly animals. The truth is a little more nuanced. Giraffes ...
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Yes, giraffes have vocal cords. They can produce sound, but they use their voice far less than most animals. Their quiet nature makes many ...
Read MoreProviding Space to Thrive at Goo Moremi Dear Giraffe Friends, Last month we sent an exciting update about successfully moving a founder population of 6 giraffe ...
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