Press Release Archives - Woodland Park Zoo

A newborn gorilla lies on its side with eyes closed, nestled in soft gorilla fur and surrounded by dry grass, appearing to sleep peacefully.

First of two pregnant gorillas gives birth

May 19, 2026

A close-up of a spotted hyena standing and looking directly at the camera, showing its round ears, dark eyes, and brown fur with black spots. The background is blurred, highlighting the hyenas features.

Hyenas return to zoo after more than two decades!

May 19, 2026

A man with long hair and a beard smiles while holding a drink, with two flamingos close to him, one on each side. The background is lush greenery, suggesting an outdoor setting.

New Flamingle and Butterfly Garden starting May 23

May 18, 2026

Two lion cubs with light brown fur sit and walk on green grass, with one cub stepping forward on a log while the other sits beside it. Both appear alert, surrounded by natural vegetation.

Lion Cubs to Make Public Debut May 18

May 16, 2026

A close-up of a lion cub lying on dried grass, looking toward the camera. Another lion cub is blurred in the background.

PHOTO OP: Lion Cubs Roar into the Spotlight

May 12, 2026

Ultrasound image of a large animal abdomen, showing varying shades of gray and an outlined rectangular area in the upper right corner for focused observation or analysis. Measurement markers are visible along the right edge.

New ultrasound equipment produces high quality,detailed images

May 8, 2026

Aerial view of the zoo with dense green trees, surrounded by urban streets and buildings, with a large lake and sprawling cityscape in the background under a clear sky.

PLANNING OUR FUTURE

May 6, 2026

Two middle-aged men are pictured side by side, separated by a torn line. The man on the left has glasses, light brown hair, and a blue shirt, smiling. The man on the right has darker hair, no glasses, and a neutral expression, wearing black.

Comedy for Conservation

April 20, 2026

A hooded vulture stands on the ground, showing its dark brown plumage, featherless pale head, and strong hooked beak, with sunlight highlighting its body against a blurred natural background.

Rare and Remarkable: Woodland Park Zoo Welcomes Two Critically Endangered Hooded Vultures

April 17, 2026