Why Wildlife Parks Are Important
June 15, 2021
In a modern world that faces threats of climate change, pandemics, and a population increasingly out of touch with the natural world, enclaves and refuges for animals become
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In a modern world that faces threats of climate change, pandemics, and a population increasingly out of touch with the natural world, enclaves and refuges for animals become
A litter of three black Amur leopard cubs were born on April 13, 2021 at Tanganyika Wildlife Park. The mother, Mystique, is a seven year-old black Amur Leopard
Welcome to the first annual education intern field guide! Bijou, Lexie, Alyssa, and Michael will be sharing all their tips and tricks for the best things going on
Javan Langurs are not a common sight at zoos in the United States. In fact, Tanganyika is one of just a few zoos that have them. If you’ve
We are extremely excited to introduce the FIRST-EVER toucan chicks born at Tanganyika Wildlife Park. The beautufil babies are toco toucans (the best-known species of toucan) and hatched
Clouded leopards hold a special place in our hearts here at Tanganyika. In fact, among all of our extremely successful breeding programs, our clouded leopard breeding program tops
Kookaburra’s incubation period is typically 30 days. Knowing that, TWP keepers expected the hatch date to be June 29, 2019. However, the first kookaburra hatched nine days early
1000 S. Hawkins Lane · Goddard, KS 67052
On the West Edge of Wichita in Goddard
The Tanganyika Wildlife Foundation is a 501(c)(3) with the purpose of supporting exotic and endangered animal conservation and education efforts locally (via Tanganyika Wildlife Park) and around the world.
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