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So, what’s a studbook keeper? You may have noticed Reid Park Zoo talks about “Species Survival Plans” or “SSPs” quite a bit — but what are Species Survival Plans and who is in… more ›
Earlier this month, Reid Park Zoo was deeply saddened by the loss of Elinor, the 20-year-old reticulated giraffe. Elinor passed away on Labor Day, and has been dearly missed by Zoo staff, volunteers,… more ›
Reid Park Zoo was just named 2019’s Best Children’s Activity Center by Arizona Daily Star readers! Our mission is to create inspiring memories for all by connecting people and animals to ensure the… more ›
Reid Park Zoo is sad to announce the death of Elinor, the Zoo’s 20-year-old reticulated giraffe. Elinor was born at the Knoxville Zoological Gardens on May 29, 1999 and came to Reid Park… more ›
Eliminating single-use plastic isn’t easy, but it’s important. Every year, an estimated one million seabirds and 100,000 marine mammals and sea turtles die from plastics in the environment. With our mission to protect… more ›
Thank you to everyone that has joined in July’s Plastic Free EcoChallenge! Out of the 741 different teams that have signed up and are participating in the challenge, the Reid Park Zoo is… more ›
Reid Park Zoo is saddened to announce the death of Simone, the Zoo’s 23-year-old jaguar. Simone was the oldest jaguar at an AZA-accredited zoo, and lived nearly all of her long life at… more ›
As a conservation organization, Reid Park Zoo is keenly aware of the impact humans are having on wildlife every day. That’s why we are so excited to invite our community to participate… more ›
Oja and Worf, the Zoo’s two Andean bears are now visible in habitat together. However, in terms of getting to know each other, the bears have been taking it slow. Oja came… more ›
Say “Hello” to Benjamin! This last week has been a flurry of stripes at Reid Park Zoo! The animal care team gave Tuari, our 9-year-old male Grey’s zebra a full physical, complete with… more ›