Brookfield Zoo announced the "first significant ... zoo is calling a "brand evolution" will be a new logo: a lion instead of the longtime bison. "The choice pays homage to the Zoo’s rich history ...

Adkesson, president and CEO of Brookfield Zoo Chicago. The new logo replaces the longtime bison symbol with a lion. It's reminiscent of the stone statues that greet guests at the zoo's entrance.

Rebranding as a "new, unified identity," Brookfield Zoo and its parent ... Two lions facing each other replace the bison on the new logo, which the zoo referred to as the "centerpiece of the ...

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She's rambunctious and full of energy. She's the first bison born at Brookfield Zoo in 40 years. "The first since the 1970's. We chose not to breed for a long time because we really didn't have ...

The zoo decided to euthanize Judy since staff could not ensure her a good quality of life. Judy arrived at the Brookfield Zoo in ... on the importance of the bison in North America.

bison, Amur tigers, and the Zoo’s 1-year-old brown bear siblings—Tim and Jess," the Zoo said in the release. "If a more tropical climate is your preference, many of Brookfield Zoo’s animal ...