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George Pond

  • Blogs

    April 13, 2012

    Denver Zoo's poop-and-trash-powered rickshaw on display at 1700 Broadway

    We first told you about the Denver Zoo's plan to turn a shitload of shit into electricity and heat back in 2009. The key is a scientific process called gasification. Basically, it works like this: Poop and trash and other waste goes in, science happens, and then voila! The end product is a useful c ... More >>

  • Blogs

    February 23, 2011

    Denver Zoo's new elephant exhibit, Asian Tropics, is halfway finished (PHOTOS)

    ​Asian Tropics, the Denver Zoo's biggest-ever project, is halfway finished. When it's fully completed in the spring of 2012, it will be home to several species, including up to eight male Asian elephants -- a necessity for captive breeding, but an intimidating feat that brings certain challeng ... More >>

  • Blogs

    December 3, 2010

    Denver Zoo: Help its elephant poop dreams come true by voting in the Pepsi Refresh Project

    Elephants poop a lot.​ Everybody poops, including elephants -- who produce 200 pounds of the stuff every day. That's the weight of a man. Hear that, kids? An elephant poops out a man every single day. And the Denver Zoo has a plan to turn all that poop into electricity to power its new Asian ... More >>

  • Blogs

    July 9, 2010

    Denver Zoo's Asian Tropics exhibit: No elephants yet, just backhoes

    Imagine elephants here.​Apparently, one of the most tricky parts of building a new zoo exhibit is making the fake rocks look real. You know, so they don't distract visitors from the animals and stuff. "You don't want people thinking about that," says George Pond, the Denver Zoo's vice presid ... More >>

  • News

    July 9, 2009

    Caution: A herd of bull elephants is coming to the Denver Zoo

    Imagine elephants here.​Apparently, one of the most tricky parts of building a new zoo exhibit is making the fake rocks look real. You know, so they don't distract visitors from the animals and stuff. "You don't want people thinking about that," says George Pond, the Denver Zoo's vice presid ... More >>

  • News

    July 9, 2009

    Poo Power at the Denver Zoo

    Imagine elephants here.​Apparently, one of the most tricky parts of building a new zoo exhibit is making the fake rocks look real. You know, so they don't distract visitors from the animals and stuff. "You don't want people thinking about that," says George Pond, the Denver Zoo's vice presid ... More >>

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