Potter Park moose to get new pad

WKAR Public Media

Published August 24, 2015 at 12:30 PM EDT

Willow the moose photo — Willow arrived at Lansing's Potter Park Zoo last year. Now, she and another moose named Meeko are getting a new place to live.

Potter Park Zoo is upgrading their moose exhibit. Current State's Melissa Benmark talks with executive director Sherrie Graham.

A new moose exhibit is underway at Lansing’s Potter Park Zoo. Current State’s Melissa Benmark speaks with Zoo executive director Sherrie Graham about the project, starting with where the moose live now.

Related Content

Radio Made in Michigan

Orphaned Alaskan moose finds new home at Potter Park Zoo

Current State

A baby moose has moved into Lansing’s Potter Park Zoo. Willow the moose was orphaned in Alaska when her mother died after being hit by a car. When that…
Environment

Detroit wildlife refuge could be model for urban conservation

When you think of wildlife refuges, Detroit probably isn’t the first place that pops to mind. But conservation scientists are paying increasing attention…
Environment

MI forests pestered by return of spruce budworm

It’s been about 30 years since Michigan saw an outbreak of spruce budworm, but the little insects are now back in a big way. Current State talks with Bob…
Environment

Little prairie in the city: Fenner Nature Center opens restored grasslands

Current State takes a tour of Fenner Nature Center's recent restoration of 19 acres of prairie land right in the middle of Lansing with the organization's…

Sustain What Matters. Build What’s Next.

With federal funding eliminated, WKAR relies more than ever on community support to sustain essential services that remain freely available to everyone in mid-Michigan. Your support helps shape what comes next for public media in our region. The best way to support WKAR is by becoming a sustaining member today or by upgrading your current gift. Support WKAR TV Here | Support WKAR Radio Here.