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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Summer is here and school is out, but that doesn't mean pressing pause on education.
In fact, the whole family can learn something by visiting the animals at the Racine Zoo.
Beth Heidorn, executive director of the zoo, and Aszya Summer, the zoo's curator of animal care and conservation education both joined us Monday, June 28 to share some of the zoo's big plans for the coming month.