Invertebrate Conservation is important as they are disappearing due to habitat loss, climate change, and pollution.
While invertebrates can have remarkably short lives, the oldest animal ever recorded
Come see the penguins. These flightless birds are great swimmers and they showing their skills in the Oceans exhibit.
Penguins have many adaptations to thrive in the cold depths of the ocean.
Sea lions love to make loud calls, or roars, to communicate. Find the sea lions in the Oceans exhibit at the Indianapolis Zoo.
California Sea Lion Zalophus californianus About Some species of sea lions have
The Indianapolis Zoo Saving Species Challenge is a conservation grant award focused on saving the world’s most threatened species.
As an investment in the future of our world’s wildlife, we have created the Saving
need to restore these important ecosystems since 35% of the world’s wetlands have
It’s far more horrifying to consider a future without these and other essential species with unearned reputations for being scary.
could be as many as 60 species of piranhas, and all that variety means piranhas have
Take action at any age and see how you can be a conservationist with just a few little changes to your everyday lives.
We all have the power to make a difference.
Lories and lorikeets are small parrots from Indonesia, New Guinea and Australia. Come see them in Flights of Fancy at the Indianapolis Zoo.
and lorikeets are small parrots from Indonesia, New Guinea and Australia that all have
Some have beautiful “swallow-tailed� wings, and they come in colors from metallic
The Indianapolis Prize awards emerging conservationists to further their species survival. Applications for the award can be submitted here.
The Winner will have the unique opportunity to utilize the Indianapolis Prize’s
