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A red panda walks along a fallen tree trunk surrounded by green foliage in a forested area.

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Dos hombres de mediana edad aparecen uno al lado del otro, separados por una línea rasgada. El hombre de la izquierda lleva gafas, cabello castaño claro y una camisa azul; sonríe. El hombre de la derecha tiene el cabello más oscuro, no lleva gafas y su expresión es neutra; viste de negro.

Comedia para la conservación

Un buitre encapuchado se encuentra en el suelo, mostrando su plumaje marrón oscuro, su cabeza pálida y sin plumas, y su fuerte pico ganchudo, con la luz del sol iluminando su cuerpo contra un fondo natural borroso.

Raros y extraordinarios: el zoológico Woodland Park da la bienvenida a dos buitres encapuchados en peligro crítico de extinción.

Un panda rojo con pelaje marrón rojizo y una cola tupida está sentado en la rama de un árbol, rodeado de una densa vegetación y árboles al fondo.

INVITACIÓN A LOS MEDIOS DE COMUNICACIÓN Inauguración y presentación del nuevo sendero Forest Trailhead el 24 de abril

Una mano vierte vino tinto de una botella en una copa transparente. Se ven varias botellas de vino al fondo borroso.

Sip Happens: Regresa la cata de vuelos

Vista aérea del zoológico con árboles densos en primer plano, barrios residenciales en el medio y un horizonte de ciudad con edificios altos y un lago en la distancia bajo un cielo despejado.

¡Únete a City Nature Challenge, el mayor evento de biodiversidad del planeta!

Un canguro arborícola de pelaje marrón y crema se alza sobre una rama musgosa, mirando hacia abajo. Su cuerpo es robusto y sus grandes garras se aferran a la rama. La luz del sol ilumina su pelaje y el musgo verde que lo rodea.

Canguros arborícolas, pandas rojos, mariposas y mucho más… ¡Un verano lleno de diversión en el zoológico!

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When we protect pollinators everyone wins 🐝🌸🦋🌷🌻🪻🐝🐝

When we protect pollinators everyone wins 🐝🌸🦋🌷🌻🪻🐝🐝🦋🐻🫍🌳 zoo.org/hellopollinators or link in bio fr

Never before seen pics of the lion cub checkups (a

Never before seen pics of the lion cub checkups (at 2, 6, 9, and 16 weeks old) because you deserve it. Thanks to our entire team of animal health experts who ensure that these cubs get everything they need to start life on the right paw.

Gratitude to all our supporters during GiveBIG. You can make a gift of any size until midnight tonight at zoo.org/givebig (or link in bio) and we promise to shower Zawadi and Kamari with love in your honor. 💗 💗 #love #animalhealth #woodlandparkzoo #nonprofit #givebig

Laser therapy is a non-invasive way to help promot

Laser therapy is a non-invasive way to help promote healing from injuries, sprains, strains, and stiffness and soreness from old age. From penguins and goats to emus and giraffes, many animals at the zoo receive this laser therapy from licensed veterinary technicians at the zoo.

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Woodland Park Zoo’s mission to inspire conservatio

Woodland Park Zoo’s mission to inspire conservation and save wildlife begins, in part, with the health and wellness of all the species and individual animals that call our zoo home. Providing top notch veterinary care is more than just diagnosing illnesses and treating injuries. From infancy through geriatric and comfort care, we have an amazing team of veterinarians, licensed veterinary technicians, veterinary assistants and animal keepers who all contribute to ensuring the animals in our care have everything they need to live their best lives.

Support this phenomenal care and GiveBIG: zoo.org/givebig or link in bio.

🐾 Dr. Tim Storms holds a snow leopard cub during a routine health checkup in 2024.
🐧 Veterinary Technician Leah Miyamoto provides gentle pats to a very relaxed Pupito the Humboldt penguin during his laser therapy session.
🩺 From lizards to lions—Dr. Laura St Clair helps our Animal Health team look out for all the animals in our care!
💗 Say Aww! At just a few months old, this little lion cub already has her fierce down as the Animal Health team does a quick visual check of her mouth, eyes and ears.
🦁 It’s all-hands-on-deck as the team transports anesthetized lion male Tandie back to his home in African Savanna.
🦒 An in-barn procedure with Dave the giraffe was a team effort to say the least. The animal care team, a farrier, exhibits team and even IT folks joined Animal Health staff to make sure Dave’s hoof procedure went smoothly.
🦍 Associate Veterinarian Dr. Rodrigo Garces monitors silverback Nadaya during a dental procedure.

Our Mission

Woodland Park Zoo saves wildlife and inspires everyone to make conservation a priority in their lives.

Land Acknowledgment

Woodland Park Zoo recognizes that these are the lands of the Tribal signatories of the Treaty of Point Elliott. We acknowledge their stewardship of this place continues to this day and that it is our responsibility to join them to restore the relationship with the living world around us.

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