By now, you probably know how fundamental research is to Zoo Atlanta’s mission. Research helps us better understand and provide stewardship for the animals in
Participating university students have the opportunity to engage first-hand in unique
A couple of weeks ago I was afforded the opportunity to attend a bird banding workshop on Hurricane Island off the coast of Maine. It was a seven-day workshop
Each bird was in hand for an average of two to three minutes, and were released no
When school is out for Fall and Thanksgiving Break, Camp is in! We are here to engage and excite your young learners ages 5-11.
The Education Conservation Gate is located in the south (right-hand) corner of the
When school is out for Spring Break, Camp is in! We are here to engage and excite your young learners ages 5-11.
The Education Conservation Gate is located in the south (right-hand) corner of the
Savanna Hall will be open for events in early 2020. The new grand entry plaza opens in early 2020.
Grand New View, on the other hand, is Zoo Atlanta’s project and is being managed
In a recent panda update, you may have read from Panda Care Team member Trish about the use of training to aid us in enabling the animals to participate in
I feed him several more pieces of his diet items by hand.
Chinese Lantern Festival returns for the holiday season, with the splendors of nature in lights
Each lantern is made and hand-painted by artisans, representing thousands of hours
Parents, enjoy a well-deserved night off! Send your kids to the Zoo for a wildly fun and educational evening with our trained Educators.
The Education Conservation Gate is located in the south (right-hand) corner of the
Brothers will also serve as celebrity judges for Zoo Atlanta’s Build Your Best Challenge, closing July 15
Mark and Steven Erickson, winners of FOX’s LEGO Masters Season Two, will be on hand
As the colder months slowly encroach on us in Georgia, Zoo Atlanta’s Herpetology (reptiles and amphibians) Team spends time winterizing the outdoor habitats
native wildlife is beginning to do the same, but instinctively without our helping hand
