Welcoming the Party Animals at Rocky Shores! ZooLights! returns to Hogle Zoo on December 1st with thousands of sparkling lights, 160+ animated light displays and more. Stroll under the magical 135-foot long lighted tunnel spanning the bridge and be immersed among the festive trees, pathways and animated displays transforming our newest addition, Rocky Shores, into a holiday wonderland.
ZooLights is open nightly (except Christmas Day) through December 31.
For operating hours and admission prices, Join us for including Zoo member Zoolights! discounts, plus nightly Member Nights See Santa and event information, visit on December 4th his reindeer hoglezoo.org. and 5th! nightly December 1st through 24th! The 6th Annual ZooLights! at Utah’s Hogle Zoo is bigger and better than ever! Make it a part of your family holiday traditions! Features
Utah’s Zoological Society Board Members Enrichment 101 President 2 James E. Hogle Jr Vice President Paul M. Dougan Secretary/Treasurer Patrick Hogle Executive Committee Steven Barth Todd E. Kiser Jim Bradley Carlene Walker Blake Fisher Jr. Greg Williams Bill Hulterstrom Julie Wolfe Members Corey Brand Rick Graham Maura Carabello David Huntsman Analecia Dumke Norma Matheson Missy Ekstrom Patty Miller Amy A. Garff Marianne Woolsey Moyle John D. Garfield Julie Anne Thomas Sandra Gonzalez Anna Kay Waddoups
The Role of Training in Veterinary Medicine Utah’s Hogle Zoo nurtures respect and 4 appreciation for the natural world by providing diverse educational, recreational and conservation opportunities. This is accomplished through imaginative exhibits and programs, professional animal care and a commitment to excellence. Big Fun for Little Ones Enrichment & Training for Hogle Zoo’s Small Animals 5 The Safari Team Executive Director: Craig Dinsmore Editors: Tiffany Burnett Marci Harris Art Direction: Matt Bates
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Follow us on Open every day at 9 a.m. Closed only on Christmas and New Year’s Day Enrichment 101 BY DAWN NEPTUNE, BEHAVIORAL PROGRAMS COORDINATOR
barrel, a ball, a cardboard box. Walking through the Zoo, you might see a variety of seemingly “out of place” items. Whether it’s a giraffe working its amazing tongue to get a tasty treat from a puzzle feeder, monkeys using their skills on a colorful toy, or a training session with theA seals… all of these techniques are part of our Behavioral Enrichment program. At Hogle Zoo, our animals are given opportunities to learn, interact and express natural behaviors using enrichment—a term used to describe the activities used by keepers to enhance the animals’ environments. In their natural environments, animals live in an ever- changing world. Their goal is to simply survive. But animals in a Zoo live the easy life. Without the need to find food, protect territory, or avoid predators, animals can spend their time developing a wider range of behaviors. They have time to explore many other abilities using enriching activities provided by our zoo keepers. Our enrichment goal is to stimulate our animals’ minds and bodies using natural and artificial means. We enhance their environments with challenges, novelty and unpredictability. Providing enrichment can increase activity, reduce some of the stresses associated with zoo life, and improve overall health and One of our female Orangutans, Acara, interacting with an enrichment item. welfare. With these techniques, we strive to provide the animals with an element of choice and control in their lives. Although a fun and exciting part of our work, providing enrichment is a challenging job. It’s not as simple as throwing a ball in with the bears and calling it good. It’s a daily process based on goal setting, safety assessments, documentation and observation. Keepers routinely provide enrichment from 5 categories:
SENSORY FOODS/ MANIPULATIVE/ ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIORAL/ Scents, sounds and FEEDING TOYS Items that add SOCIAL sights: olfactory Task-oriented puzzle Items that can be complexity to the Visual access to stimuli (spices, feeders which manipulated in some animal’s exhibits other animals (animal perfumes, snake sheds), provide challenge way via the hands, and enclosures, e.g., ambassadors like birds, auditory stimuli and extend feeding horns, head, etc. for swings, climbing snakes, rodents) or (sounds of nature times. simple investigation structures, hiding artificial animals recordings), visual and play, e.g., places, visual (decoys, piñatas, etc.). (mirrors, bubbles, videos), boomer balls, kong barriers. Also includes our tactile (rubbing posts, toys (large plastic balls animal training grooming tools). and toys), burlap bags, programs and boxes, barrels. keeper playtime (hose games and tug of war).
The next time you stroll Zoo grounds, be sure to study these key principles and look for enrichment around every corner. You never know…there just might be a pop quiz. (For your own enrichment, of course!)
2 Utah’s Hogle Zoo www.hoglezoo.org Special Needs and Special Relationships The Role of the Animal/Trainer Bond
BY ELLEN VOSSEKUIL, ZOOKEEPER hile animal training takes A solid history of positive knowledge, practice and reinforcement means the skill, the relationship animal will be ready and willing between the keeper and to do what the trainer asks, the animal is equally knowing that nothing bad is important.W Nowhere is this more true going to happen. than with some of our special needs Empathy – The trainer animals. These animals are challenged must understand the physical in some way. They may be physically and mental limitations of the restricted, elderly, or have learning animal. How scary is it to be limitations. The variety is huge! Big blind and asked to enter a Guy, our sea lion, is completely blind. new holding area? How much Dari, one of our three elephants, discomfort will it cause to ask is in her twilight years. Kazek, our them to climb something or tiger, struggled with irritable bowel stand up on their hind legs? syndrome and liver issues. Training This may not stop the trainer these animals takes a unique approach from working the behavior, but that incorporates trust, empathy, perhaps they can use smaller creativity and patience. steps, better treats, or shorter Trust –Trust is important in sessions. Trainers try not to every animal/trainer relationship, but attribute human feelings or more vital with special needs animals. motivations to animals, but Zoo keeper, Holly, and one of our giraffes. Since Big Guy can’t use his eyes to sometimes using their own interpret his environment, he must experiences with painful joints needs animals may require more trust his trainers’ intentions. Are they or claustrophobia leads to creative time or alternative methods during going to lead him somewhere scary training ideas. training sessions. Expectations are or touch him when he’s not ready? Creativity – Special needs adjusted based upon the animal’s animals require special needs. Trainers don’t allow themselves adaptations for training. to give up on any animal; they not Keepers know that there only care for them, but about them. are as many ways to train When Kazek was ill, his keepers never a behavior as there are gave up on his training. He has since trainers to think them up! For made a full recovery, and is back to example, deaf animals can be a more intensive training schedule. trained using a flash of light By continuing sessions throughout instead of a whistle. Big Guy, his illness, his trainers maintained who can hear but not see, has their bond, despite a slew of medical a target stick that rattles. Sick treatments. or elderly animals may have Training animals with special needs lost their appetites for food requires an exceptional bond between rewards, but still enjoy praise trainer and animal. Together, they can or scratches! overcome any obstacle and lead a Patience – Special happier, healthier life! Zookeeper, Katie, working with a green-winged macaw.
Utah’s Hogle Zoo www.hoglezoo.org 3 The Role of Training in Veterinary Medicine
BY DR. NANCY CARPENTER, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR- ANIMAL HEALTH
hen you take your children best healthcare for our animals. Our to the doctor, do you face veterinary staff is also very involved W the dreaded tantrum during in the training process, allowing the the exam or vaccinations? Can animals to become familiar with us. you imagine if your children were That reduces the stress of our visits for orangutans? Think of all those routine check-ups, injuries or illnesses. squirming arms! Just as human The positive association builds trust, children trust their parents, the animals so they know that we mean them no at Hogle Zoo trust our veterinary and harm. training staff. So much, in fact, that Unique to Hogle Zoo, the we can teach them to “open wide” for Behavioral Programs department dental exams, sit still for their shots, (which provides enrichment and and even give blood voluntarily. training) is a part of our Animal Through our exceptional Health Team. This means we provide veterinary/trainer relationships and a holistic approach to the animals’ positive reinforcement training, we care. The veterinary staff provides for teach our animals to take medications, the physical health and the behavioral let us examine their feet or hooves, programs address the mental well and let us check their overall body being of the animals. We believe that conditions. We can draw blood from this balanced approach is essential to our orangutans, our elephants and one the optimal health of the animals at of the giraffes. We even have some Hogle Zoo. animals that will let us listen to their At Hogle Zoo, the Animal and heart and lungs with a stethoscope. Veterinary Care departments work as a Soon we will be teaching our new team to ensure the best lives possible bears to place their paws on mesh for the animals. Careful educational panels so we can trim their nails. Now planning (training) and recreational that’s what we call a pedicure! opportunities (enrichment) give the The primary focus of our animals a full and fulfilled life here at Keeper scale trains a Golden Lion Tamarin. training programs is to ensure the the Zoo! It’s Not All Fun & Games…or is it?? BY DAWN NEPTUNE, BEHAVIORAL PROGRAMS COORDINATOR
oo at the Zoo, Feast with the treats, but are there any true benefits? strength, endurance and skills used Beasts, Ice-Block Day, Enrichment Absolutely! It’s called ‘exploratory play’ for survival. They learn flexibility and B Day, Dari’s Birthday, Zooper Hero and it’s been documented across the inventiveness through investigation Day, and Orangutan Superbowl Picks animal kingdom. Elephants, carnivores, and play. It also promotes social bonds are all fun days at the Zoo. But what primates, birds, marine mammals, and and aids in development. do all these special events have in even reptiles like to play. We are very fortunate here at common? ENRICHMENT! Are the More intricate and complex Hogle Zoo to have a wide variety of animals just “monkeying around?” in some species than others, play enrichment activities to stimulate the Sure, they’re playing with piñatas, behaviors imparts important benefits. animals and promote interesting puzzle feeders and frozen popsicle-like Animals that play gain physical Continue F
4 Utah’s Hogle Zoo www.hoglezoo.org behavior through sometimes creative means. We often use non-natural items to stimulate natural behavior. Colorful toys, animal decoys, bubbles, hula hoops and even iPads can play an important role in our behavioral Big Fun for enrichment program. We use this form of fun “entertainment” to make that educational connection to SCIENCE - the animal, the behavior, the benefits. We know the majority of guests Little Ones come to the Zoo for entertainment. But while you’re busy having fun, Enrichment & Training for Hogle Zoo’s our goal is to slip in some education along the way. We hope to send you home with information, inspiration Small Animals and motivation to protect the natural BY CELESTE CAMBARERI, ZOOKEEPER world. By utilizing enrichment activities at our special events, we can highlight s a parent, you love giving There’s also sheer size to consider. To how amazing animals truly are. your kids fun, new toys that a meerkat, a human is a GIANT, so we A encourage learning or activity. train behaviors that allow us to take As a zookeeper in the Small Animal better care of them and make our Building, I do the same thing for the presence more positive. We monitor animals. They get something new and their health by teaching them to stand exciting every day. Enrichment and on a scale, and train them to walk into training are just as important for bats a crate so trips to see our veterinary and meerkats as they are for elephants staff aren’t as stressful. We even train and orangutans. It could be something them to let us look in their mouths that you would recognize immediately, and at their teeth, clip their nails, or like a ball or a colorful toy. Or, it could stand up so we can check their bellies be something you wouldn’t notice, like or paws. a new log, sand, or even a scent. We even train our reptiles! Due Keepers have to consider an to their enormous size, getting our animal’s natural behavior when Aldabra tortoises (members of the choosing enrichment. Canines, like the reptile family) from one spot to bat-eared foxes, have a strong sense of another can be tricky, so we train them smell. They relish rolling in fresh herbs in a very useful behavior - targeting. or hay from other Zoo animals. Felines, They will touch (target) their nose to Grizzly bear being enriched by a frozen treat. such as the sand cats, enjoy logs to a ball on a stick, so trainers can move climb and new beds and hiding places. them easily from A to B. These are all So the next time you see a keeper Parrots, like our Moluccan cockatoo, things we couldn’t do without their carving a pumpkin for the meerkats, are intelligent and have strong beaks, voluntary cooperation—and they earn throwing a yummy frozen treat to so we keep them busy with puzzles yummy treats for it! the polar bear, or covering the tiger and objects to chew. Porcupines will Training and enrichment is windows with Valentines, you’ll know turn a tree branch into a pile of bark, important for all animals, no matter it’s enrichment. Keepers might make just like a wood chipper! Meerkats are their size. It doesn’t matter if it’s a sea a GIANT elephant-sized “cake” or very curious and playful and they love lion or a shew (a very small mammal). simply blow bubbles to an animal on small toys, tunnels and anything with So the next time you visit, don’t forget Enrichment Day. We use countless BUGS in it. Reptiles enjoy objects they about the little guys! creative options to encourage our can climb in and out of and simply animals to think, learn, and explore explore. Enrichment is also enriching their world every day. The beauty is for the keepers. Coming up with all that with animal play and enrichment, the creative ideas can be a challenge, we can teach our guests about animals and moving logs and sand is hard through exceptional animal care, work! recreation AND education! Training small animals is also Please check out our upcoming challenging because they can have Special Events at www.hoglezoo.org. high energy and short attention spans. Enrichment for our Striped skunk.
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LISTEN FOR THE LION’S ROAR: A NEW, EXPANSIVE AFRICAN SAVANNA SET TO BEGIN CONSTRUCTION THIS FALL!
BY BRAD C. PARKIN, ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, MARKETING SERVICES Just as the dust settles on the Those experiences, along with nose-to- equipment kids have known and loved opening of Rocky Shores, all eyes turn nose viewing of the King of Beasts, is for many years. toward Africa! what African Savanna will be all about. These projects will replace Hogle Zoo is excited to announce It’s an up-close and educational look Discoveryland and many of the animals that we will break ground this fall at some of the Dark Continent’s most now found there will have new homes on a new, four-acre African Savanna incredible and unique inhabitants. at Hogle Zoo. Others will be re-located - a mixed-species area that will see All this will be a wonderful reality to other accredited zoos. the return of African lions. It will also for you and your family to explore in Please bear with us through this include a better home for our giraffes, the spring of 2014. final construction period. Before which will walk freely alongside zebras, In the meantime, please pardon long, Hogle Zoo will be introducing ostriches and a number of yet-to-be- our dust as construction commences in a beautiful state-of-the-art African determined African hoofstock. Imagine early September 2012. wonderland on the east end of Hogle peering from an overlook and viewing The playground is popular for Zoo. It’s the latest grand addition to these beautiful animals gathering many Utah families, and we’re pleased the “new” Zoo! at a watering hole. Or, taking an to announce that it will be moving to For more details about African immersive ride on the train alongside the grassy area on the north side of Savanna, including construction the Savanna’s perimeter. How about the Great Ape building. Some exciting updates, visit us at hoglezoo.org or capturing video your child feeding a new interactive playground equipment follow us on Facebook. giraffe at the giraffe-feeding station? will be added, along with some of the
8 Utah’s Hogle Zoo www.hoglezoo.org Zoo Housewarming Gifts xplorer E iet a Wonderful Success! Soc y In the last edition of Safari we included an envelope for you to make a “housewarming gift” donation to our new Rocky Shores embershi area. We are thrilled to say that those donations helped us purchase M p many supplies and materials to ensure our animals have enriching evels environments! Our Rocky Shores animals and their keepers extend a l sincere thank you for your generosity! All of our zoo memberships come with loads of benefits, and our newest membership level is no exception. We’re thrilled to introduce yet another membership that gives our members the biggest bang for their buck. Celebrating the $1000 Champion
Benefits of the “Friend,” “Partner,” and “Benefactor” memberships, PLUS: • Chauffeured cart tour with a Hogle Zoo director for up to five guests • A total of six Buddy Passes to give to friends Rhinoceros $750 Benefactor BY BETHANY BINGHAM AND DEANA WALZ, UTAH CHAPTER AAZK CO-OFFICERS
Benefits of the “Friend” and “Partner” memberships, PLUS: • A framed animal paw print In 1990, the American Association of Zoo • A special animal encounter, along with reserved seating at animal Keepers (AAZK) began its flagship conservation programs • A unique “Behind the Scenes” tour for your family program, Bowling for Rhinos (BFR). This • A total of four Buddy Passes to give to friends fundraiser has now raised $4 million entirely through volunteer efforts and generous $500 Partner community support. This has made it possible to help protect all five species of rhino through programs in both Africa Benefits of a “Friend” membership, PLUS: and Indonesia. In addition, the BFR program is now contributing to • Limited reserved seating at our animal programs until 10 minutes before the show starts (guaranteed with an hour’s advanced notice) cheetah conservation in Kenya, Africa. • Guided tour of the entire Zoo for your family Since 1990, when the Utah Chapter AAZK • A total of two Buddy Passes to give to friends held its first Bowling for Rhinos event, we have contributed $128,000 towards the BFR $350 Friend program, making us one of the top ten money • Special society card raising chapters in the country. We could not have • Lanyard to wear while exploring your Zoo accomplished this without the support of friends, • Certificate of Membership • VIP treatment at our special events family, and local businesses who support Utah’s Hogle • Invitation to our Society Night Zoo and our chapter of AAZK. Thank you! • Discount to and special recognition at Zoo Rendezvous • Invitation to our lecture series This year’s Bowling for Rhinos event was held • Recognition as a Zoo Explorer Friend at the Zoo Friday, June 22nd at Olympus Hills Lanes and we are • An up-close animal encounter for your family • One Buddy Pass to give to a friend thrilled to report that nearly $9,000 was raised! All proceeds go directly to conservation programs that If one of these memberships doesn’t fit your needs, have been making a difference in saving all five don’t be discouraged. We have a variety of different species of rhino, as well as preserving vital habitats membership levels that start at only $67 for the entire for countless other plant and animal species that year—what a bargain! For more information about our share these habitats. membership opportunities, please visit our website at Now, more than ever, rhinos need our help! www.hoglezoo.com and follow the link. Statistics show that more than one rhino is illegally What’s the BEST way poached daily in South Africa alone. For more information you can follow us on Facebook (Utah to visit the zoo? Chapter of American Association of Zoo Keepers) and With a membership, check our website www.utahaazk.org. of course! Utah’s Hogle Zoo www.hoglezoo.org 9 (F) - Free Education class AAZK event ($) - Fee Member-only event Booster Member- (P) - Pre-registered only event September (O) - Off-site Event
1 Zoo Storytime (P)($) 10 – 11 a.m.
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Zoo Rendezvous (P)($) 6 – 11 p.m.
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 S is for Seals and Sea Radio Disney Safety Lions (P)($) Safari (F) 9:30 a.m. – Noon 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Mammal Study Merit Keeper Camp (P)($) Badge (P)($) 7:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. 6 – 9 p.m.
23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Environmental Science Meet Your Best Friend Wild Stampede 5k Merit Badge (P)($) at the Zoo (F) (P)($) 30 6 – 9 p.m. 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. 8 – 10 p.m.
October Visit www.hoglezoo.org for more information
1 2 3 4 5 6 UHZ Book Club ($) Zoo Storytime (P)($) 7 – 9 p.m. 10 – 11 a.m. Rocky Shores ZooSnooz (P)($) 7 a.m. – 9 a.m. (over night) Zooper Hero Day (F) 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Educator Night (F) 4 – 7 p.m.
14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Enchanted Evening Enchanted Evening Explorations (P)($) Explorations (P)($) 7:30 – 9:30 p.m. 7:30 – 9:30 p.m. Wolf Awareness Day (F) 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Enchanted Evening Explorations (P)($) Enchanted Evening Enchanted Evening 7:30 – 9:30 p.m. Explorations (P)($) Explorations (P)($) Boo at the Zoo (F) 7:30 – 9:30 p.m. 7:30 – 9:30 p.m. 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. Boo at the Zoo Booster Early Admission 8 – 9 a.m. 28 29 30 31
10 Utah’s Hogle Zoo www.hoglezoo.org (F) - Free Education class AAZK event ($) - Fee Member-only event Booster Member- (P) - Pre-registered only event November (O) - Off-site Event
1 2 3 UHZ Book Club ($) Career Day (F) 7 – 9 p.m. 10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Zoo Storytime (P)($) 10 – 11 a.m. Project WILD (P)($) 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Military Appreciation A Reason for the Discount (F) Season (P)($) All Day 9:30 a.m. – Noon
18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Feast with the Beast (F) Keeper Camp (P)($) 9 a.m. – Noon 7:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
25 26 27 28 29 30 Zoolights! Booster Preview ($) 5:30 – 9 p.m.
December Visit www.hoglezoo.org for more information
1 Zoo Storytime (P)($) 10 – 11 a.m.
ZooLights! ($) 5:30 – 9 p.m. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Zoolights! Member Zoolights! Member UHZ Book Club ($) Keeper Camp (P)($) night ($) night ($) 7 – 9 p.m. 7:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. 5:30 – 8 p.m. 5:30 – 8 p.m.
ZooLights! ($) 5:30 – 8 p.m. ZooLights! ($) 5:30 – 9 p.m. 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Polar Pals (P)($) Breakfast with Santa 9:30 a.m. – Noon (P)($) 9 a.m and 11:30 a.m.
ZooLights! ($) 5:30 – 8 p.m. ZooLights! ($) 5:30 – 9 p.m. 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Breakfast with Santa Dinner with Mrs. Claus Dinner with Mrs. Claus Dinner with Mrs. Claus (P)($) (P)($) (P)($) (P)($) 9 a.m and 11:30 a.m. 6 p.m. 6 p.m. 6 p.m.
ZooLights! ($) 5:30 – 8 p.m. ZooLights! ($) 5:30 – 9 p.m. 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 Curious Cats (P)($) Warm Weather Friends ZooLights! ($) 5:30 – 8 p.m. Zoo and 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. (P)($) 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. 30 31 ZooLights! Keeper Camp (P)($) Closed 7:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. ZooLights! ($) 5:30 – 8 p.m. ZooLights! ($) 5:30 – 8 p.m. ZooLights! ($) 5:30 – 9 p.m.
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Saturday, October 27 from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. Thanksgiving Day It’s all about the goodies! Children 12 and younger may visit 25 community from 9 a.m. – Noon booths and load up on fun treats.
For more information, visit hoglezoo.org For a schedule of the animals’ dinner or follow us on Facebook. “Boo at the Zoo” times or for more information, is free with your valid Hogle Zoo member call 801.584.1769, visit hoglezoo.org card or with paid Zoo admission. or follow us on Facebook. This Holiday Season, Reserve Your Wild Place at
Throughout the year, Utah’s Hogle Zoo offers truly unique settings where memories are made. But at Christmas time, the Zoo comes alive with a million lights and hundreds of lighted displays. And since the holidays are all about family traditions and memories, consider holding your company or family party at ZooLights!
We have a variety of catering options from elegant to our famous hot chocolate bar. And with Rocky Shores now open, there are even more animals and lights to greet your guests. For information, visit hoglezoo.org or call 801.584.1792. Begin a new tradition at ZooLights! at Ho-Ho-Hogle Zoo this year! 12 Utah’s Hogle Zoo www.hoglezoo.org ZOO SPONSORS Corporate Partners Media Partners
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An Evening Halloween Event $10 per person Five Spooktacular Do you enjoy things that go bump Evenings: in the night? What about the things Friday, October 19 that hoot, howl or hiss? This year, celebrate Halloween with your friends Saturday, October 20 at the Zoo! You’ll enjoy a guided tour of the Zoo after dark, and a special Thursday, October 25 encounter with Spiderella and her favorite creepy crawly critters. Please Friday, October 26 come in costume for some frightful fun for all ages. Tour begins promptly Saturday, October 27 at 7:30.