Major Expansion Will Connect Guests with Wildlife of the World’s Largest Continent Tucson’s Reid Park Zoo is excited to announce that it has broken ground and construction is beginning on the much-awaited Pathway… more ›
The African elephant calf born at Tucson’s Reid Park Zoo on March 8 has been named “Meru,” after Tanzania’s “Mount Meru.” “Our team really fell in love with the name Meru for the… more ›
Reid Park Zoo is excited to break ground this week on the long-awaited Pathway to Asia project. The 4.5-acre expansion that will showcase the ecological diversity of world’s largest continent and bring new… more ›
Greetings from Reid Park Zoo! It’s an exciting time at Reid Park Zoo with some new faces and the start of exciting new spaces! The Zoo recently welcomed a giraffe foal named Moyo… more ›
The African elephant calf born at Reid Park Zoo on March 8 is in need of a name, and the public is invited to cast their vote! The elephant care team has chosen… more ›
Reid Park Zoo is inviting the community to join in the Earth Month Ecochallenge this April. From April 1-30, global participants will join teams and commit to new habits that align with their… more ›
Yebonga the 50-year-old southern white rhino is stepping out in style with her custom made fly mask, made by Horseware Ireland. Yebonga is among the oldest in her species survival plan, with… more ›
Reid Park Zoo in Tucson, Arizona is excited to announce that Semba, the Zoo’s African elephant matriarch, gave birth to a 265 pound calf at 3:31 a.m. on Friday, March 8, 2024. The… more ›
The Reid Park Zoo Railway rolled out of its depot for its inaugural ride this Friday, March 1 with a special ribbon cutting ceremony. The Zoo Train has always been a beloved added… more ›
The reticulated giraffe calf born at Tucson’s Reid Park Zoo has been named “Moyo” in honor of two distinctive heart-shaped spots on his neck. Moyo is the Swahili word for heart. The name… more ›