The old Zoo parking lot is closed permanently as we make way for construction of Pathway to Asia. The new parking lot is located North of the Edith Ball Adaptive Recreation Center (ARC) and Reid Park Zoo.
Tigers are one of the most recognizable animals in the world. Their beautiful striped coats are the perfect camouflage for the forests and grasslands these big cats call home. Unfortunately these extraordinary animals are… more ›
Dr. Alexis Moreno is the primary veterinarian at Reid Park Zoo. She graduated from the University of Arizona with a major in veterinary science and a double minor in chemistry and microbiology. She… more ›
Dr. Sue Tygielski is Reid Park Zoo’s newest general curator. Tygielski took on the job about six months ago. “My position really is to help guide the staff that takes care of the animals,”… more ›
At Reid Park Zoo, we know what it takes to make BIG ideas a reality and we know big ideas look like YOU. Nothing gets you closer than Reid Park Zoo. As we… more ›
Reid Park Zoo is touring elephant care staff from around the world as part of an Elephant Wellness Workshop hosted by the Phoenix Zoo. At Reid Park Zoo, workshop participants have an opportunity… more ›
TUCSON, Arizona – Try out a variety of fitness formats, get a wellness check, and visit health-related vendors at Reid Park Zoo’s annual Fit Fest. Licensed and certified fitness instructors from all over… more ›
TUCSON, Arizona – There’s a new mob in town – and they’ve made their home at Reid Park Zoo. The Zoo has a new “mob,” or group, of meerkats on exhibit for the… more ›
TUCSON, Arizona – We all love watching the natural behaviors of animals. At Reid Park Zoo, the animal care staff really gets a kick out of taking care of the animals by using… more ›
Continuing to be a great zoo requires a major enhancement in the health care environment for our animals. A new Animal Health Center is the cornerstone of Reid Park Zoo’s future growth. … more ›
Nature Play is back this February! Join the Reid Park Zoo in rediscovering nature every Saturday in February 2017. Engage with nature at the free-play area set up near the Conservation Learning Center.… more ›