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Tis the Season for Family. With a slight chill in the air, winter makes itself known. Winter also comes with family gatherings during the holidays and what better place is there to have a family… more ›
Visible signs of renovation and expansion are apparent at Reid Park Zoo, Thanks to funding approved by Tucson voters last year. Since February of this year, $7 million has been collected in sales… more ›
Start Planning Your Next Visit! With the temperatures finally cooling down in southern Arizona, we cannot think of a better place to spend the day than at Reid Park Zoo. Beginning November 1,… more ›
As an AZA-accredited Zoo, Reid Park Zoological Society has taken a strong position to help protect wild animals and wild places. Through our financial contributions, we are able to provide the necessary resources… more ›
Wildlife Conservation is at the Heart of Our Mission. Reid Park Zoo is proud to be involved with conservation programs throughout the world. Our board of directors recently took formal action, joining efforts by… more ›
As grey clashes with brown, the earth moves. One after another, like a steady drum beating to a rhythmic chant, prints the size of a melon are etched into the earth’s canvas. Slowly,… more ›
Reid Park Zoo is happy to announce Lety, the twelve-year-old female tamandua, and Santiago, a fifteen-year-old male tamandua welcomed a male baby tamandua on August 31. Although the little one has yet to… more ›
Students can learn all about animals and conservation during a school trip unlike any other to Reid Park Zoo. K-12 schools can now visit during regular hours throughout the school year Monday through… more ›
Look at the food, now back to me, now look at the food, now back at me. Would you be surprised if I told you that these scrumptious looking dishes were created right… more ›
Did you know animals that hunt are called predators? Predators eat other animals, called prey, for food. They are very important for keeping ecosystems healthy because they maintain the balance between plants and… more ›