Ready, Set, Glow! ZooLights: Holiday Magic, presented by Tucson Electric Power, returns with thousands of enchanting lights, mesmerizing light shows, and displays and holly jolly fun — and lot’s of of special entertainment… more ›
Some exciting developments at Reid Park Zoo are contributing to the survival of the world’s rarest and most endangered zebra species. The Zoo is pleased to announce that Anna, its female Grevy’s zebra,… more ›
Reid Park Zoo has received positive avian influenza test results for three of the birds in its care. The Zoo’s avian influenza safety protocols have been in place proactively for more than a… more ›
This week Reid Park Zoo said goodbye to Phil, a male king vulture. He had a distinctive personality, always delighting guests with his energy and curiosity, and was a remarkable ambassador for his… more ›
From an Antarctic ice cave to the rainforest to the redwoods, kids can explore the world from their own backyard at Reid Park Zoo’s new “Angel Charity for Children World of Play,” an… more ›
There is still time to bid on a wide variety of incredible items to support your Zoo! From decorative household items to unique art and jewelry, from accents for your garden to liquor… more ›
See the plastic diversion program in action! Vice Mayor Steve Kozachik and ByFusion Global Incorporated CEO Heidi Kujawa have donated a new ByFusion bench to Reid Park Zoo that will serve as a… more ›
Come “hang” out with Gwen, the Linné’s two-toed sloth, new to the Zoo’s South America Loop! “We are incredibly excited to introduce our community to this species, which is one of the slowest… more ›
Come “hang” out at Reid Park Zoo on Tuesday, August 15 for the opening of the brand new Sloth habitat. The space will open to the public at 9 a.m. when guests can… more ›
They may be small in size, but two new additions to Reid Park Zoo are big on charm. A pair of male and female blue duikers (pronounced dye-kers) – a tiny antelope native to the… more ›