Behind the scenes, the Memphis Zoo works to save a snake from extinction
The Memphis Zoo, in partnership with other zoos and wildlife organizations, is working to save the Louisiana Pine Snake from extinction.
John Klyce
Freelance Reporter
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September 2019
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City of Memphis
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August 2019
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City of Memphis When a creek becomes a river
Nonconnah Creek, along with the Wolf River, is one of the two major sources of drainage for the Memphis area, yet many people aren't familiar with it. But understanding Nonconnah and the potential consequences of man-made changes to it, as demonstrated on a terrifying night in 1980, could be important to our future.
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City of Memphis Nonconnah’s polluted water likely leaking into Memphis aquifer
Breaches in the Memphis aquifer means some of our drinking water comes from heavily polluted Nonconnah Creek, but filtration still yields excellent water quality.
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June 2019
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East Memphis Golf and Games Family Park showcases new attractions
Golf and Games Family Park has added Toptracer technology to enhance the golf range experience for users and draw a new demographic to the multiuse facility.
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City of Memphis New zoo president and CEO remembers past, looks to future
A new master plan and renovations to the west end of the Memphis Zoo are among the plans of its new president and CEO, who has returned to his hometown.
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