Interpreters present specific activities as well as interact with visitors in a conversational manner. Three Wednesday evenings and two Saturdays in February and March. In the Bird Resource Center, interpreters assist visitors to explore a multitude of interactive and observable elements such as wingspans, feathers, nests, eggs, bones, beaks, and feet. There is also a computer kiosk where visitors can access the Zoo's web page and watch flamingos and other Zoo residents on the live cam. The Bird Cart carries a selection of touchable objects to wherever the crowds are thickest.
Visitors have the chance to feel the weight of a pelican beak while observing the real thing.
Conservation Station interpreters share their knowledge of cheetah ecology and conservation with Zoo visitors. Interpreters have a display cart with objects illustrating some of the physical characteristics of cheetahs as well as aspects of their ecology and behavior. For instance, a cleated sports shoe helps demonstrate how cheetahs use their claws for traction while running. Interpreters use a microphone to narrate as staff provides animal care and enrichment activities in the exhibit yards or simply to reach more people when the Zoo is crowded. Interpreters will learn the natural history of these species to share with the public.