Come see The University of Indianapolis Global Conservation Guest Speaker, Dr. Lily-Arison René de Roland, winner of the Indianapolis Prize.
The Indianapolis Prize recognizes extraordinary conservationists who have achieved
Budgerigars, or budgies, also known as parakeets add a splash of color to the world with their mix of green and yellow feathers!
Also known as parakeets, these small parrots have been bred in human care to also
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For the first time an invasive species was completely removed from a large island. How did our Japanese colleagues do it? And what does that mean for the rest of the world?
Therefore, Japanese conservationists are confident that mongooses have been successfully
Check out our adult and teen volunteer opportunities at the Indianapolis Zoo. Discover your passion for animals and conservation.
participants dedicate two weeks (64–80 hours) to helping campers ages 6–13 have
The Indianapolis Prize has various sponsorship levels, help sponsor The Prize and support species survival.
Hero, sponsored by Chris and Christa Adkins, is a special event where Zoo visitors have
The Indianapolis Prize awards $250,000 annually to a single animal conservationist who has achieved major victories in saving species.
Champions of Conservation The Indianapolis Prize Winners and DeHaan Finalists have
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Boas are a large family of snakes that can be found worldwide. Come see our various boas in the Desert exhibit at the Indy Zoo.
Most boas have heat-sensing pits on their head, which are used to find prey.
The Indianapolis Zoo is the recipient of a legacy grant from the Christel DeHaan Family Foundation in the amount of $2,748,000.
Christel DeHaan and the Christel DeHaan Family Foundation have been important supporters
