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Parking Map & Directions
Reid Park Zoo’s new parking lot is located just north of the Edith Ball Adaptive Recreation Center and is accessible from both Randolph Way and Lakeshore Lane.
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A Talk with the Father of Modern Field Biology
Reid Park Zoo extends its sincere thanks to Dr. Aletris Neils of Conservation CATalyst, and Turtle Southern of the Rewilding Institute for coordinating with us to bring a legend like Dr. Schaller to the Zoo.
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Reid Park Zoo Begins Construction on Pathway to Asia
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 to Asia exhibit. Anticipated to open in…
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Elephant Calf Named “Meru” in Community Poll
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 calf. She’s the fifth member of our…
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Project Update with Parking Map
It’s an exciting time at Reid Park Zoo with some new faces and the start of exciting new spaces!
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Help Name Reid Park Zoo’s Elephant Calf
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 their top names for the community to…
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This Earth Month, Join Reid Park Zoo in Taking Action for Our Planet
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 values while earning points for their team.…
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Elephant Calf Born at Reid Park Zoo
Semba and the calf are both doing well, and will spend some time behind-the-scenes in the coming days to bond.
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All Aboard the new Reid Park Zoo Railway
Proceeds from the train support the Zoo and conservation programs, so you can ride and help save animals too!
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Giraffe Calf Gets His Name
In his first month, Moyo has grown about a foot and is currently measuring a little over 7 feet tall. He is mostly nursing, but has been interested in browse and pellets.
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