The Columbus Zoo and Aquarium recently announced the appointment of Greg Lipps as its first conservation biologist, a newly-created position that underscores the zoo’s ongoing commitment to biodiversity and wildlife conservation. This expands the zoo’s significant partnership with Ohio State University (OSU), focusing on the protection of species, habitats, and ecosystems.
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Ohio’s Greg Lipps named first conservation biologist at Columbus Zoo and Aquarium
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