The IndianapolisPrize awards emerging conservationists, wildlife ambassadors, and conservationists making significant strides in their field.
art can inspire a greater empathy and appreciation for these creatures, I will have
Fungi are the unsung heroes of the natural world. Life on Earth as we know it wouldn’t be possible without them. And just like plants and animals, they are at risk of extinction.
Recent efforts to identify fungal species under threat have significantly increased
Plant & fungi conservation is so important to our world as they are a key source of food, medicine, and environmental purification.
Nearly 400,000 plant species and 150,000 fungi species have been described by science
Freshwater Conservation is a focus at the Indianapolis Zoo Global Center for Species Survival, threatened by pollution and overharvesting.
Freshwater mussels have filtration „superpowers“ that allow them to clean water,
Enjoy an adults out evening at the Indianapolis Zoo at Brewfari. Stroll the Zoo while sampling from craft beer, ciders and spirits.
In addition to the dozens of delicious brew samples, we’ll have a variety of Halloween-themed
The Zoo welcome a baby elephant calf. It was the first elephant to be born through artificial insemination to a mother who was also born through the same procedure.
Mom and baby are doing great and have bonded quickly. “What a great way to celebrate
The Socotra archipelago has an unusually high number of endemic species – those that are found nowhere else in the world.
Van Damme has documented that many of the sensitive creeks on the island have been
Indianapolis Prize officials announced 44 leaders in animal conservation as Nominees for the 2025 Indianapolis Prize.
focuses attention on the inspiring work of distinguished animal conservationists who have
ZooBoo is fun for the whole family. Put on your costume and hide and seek your way through Pumpkin Town and across the Zoo. Sept 24-Nov 2.
While we have treats for the kids, ZooBoo also has the Adult Trick-or-Treat Trail
The outdoor areas of White River Gardens are known as the DeHaan Tiergarten. A 3.3-acre landmark botanical attraction.
All of these native species have been part of Hoosier gardens and greenspaces for
