Kali checks her "wing span" at the David Traylor Zoo of Emporia. The interactive graphic is provided by a donation that was given by the Women's City Club. The graphic allows individuals to step up and spread their arms and match their span to a bird that is listed on the graphic. Kali's span matches a barn owl.

This interactive graphic, installed in 2009, was a joint effort between U.S. Cellular and Emporia State University. Coins deposited in the center graphic travel a pathway leading to four different countries. Highlighted in each country are species that have been identified as being in need of conservation. The money collected will be donated to further the conservation efforts.

ESU graphic arts students participated in a contest to design the graphics featuring lemurs and the Eurasian black vulture. Both species are exhibited at the David Traylor Zoo and each has a Species Survivial Plan to ensure their future.