Punch Drunk Pictures has issued a casting call for those who treat their pets like family members, and are considering a home remodel. If you would like help with a furry (or not so furry) friendly remodel, please consider responding to this call!
On March 8th, at 7p, the Woodland Park Zoo is hosting a free event to educate and advocate on bringing Grizzly Bears back to the North Cascades. The Friends of the North Cascades Grizzly Bear have put together this celebration of the iconic bears, with a screening of a new short film called, ‘Time for the Grizzly?’
On Saturday, February 11th, the Woodland Park Zoo invites all animal lovers to come celebrate the day of love and friendship, Valentine’s Day, with the critters – including some surprise newborns!
WildLights will close after January 1st, 2017, so make sure you stop by this week and take a slow gander at the creative displays. Presented by Sound Credit Union, WildLights takes place each evening from 5:30p – 8:30p, and is a wonderful way to spend an evening with family and friends of all ages.
According to a Woodland Park Zoo press release on Thursday, December 15th, at approximately 3:15p, fire broke out in the currently closed Night Exhibit. Seattle Fire Department and the Zoo’s Emergency Team quickly responded, and the fire was contained by 4:30p.
School has started and the Butterfly Garden has closed, but Woodland Park Zoo still has plenty to offer those wanting some time to talk to the animals and get quality critter therapy. Woodland Park Zoo is open every day, except Christmas, and the animals are waiting to see you!
On August 13th, from 9:30a – 3p, celebrate Wild Asia with the Woodland Park Zoo’s Asian Wildlife Conservation Day, as a tribute to the Zoo’s Asian animals and field conservation projects going on abroad.
The Woodland Park Zoo is excited to welcome new additions to its population of animals.
On April 20th, Maria reached new potentials, for three-banded armadillos. She celebrated her 25th birthday, with a festive ‘cake’ topped with her favorite bugs, and can now claim her place as the oldest living among her species and mark the occasion, with friends and fans, at her home since 2000, the Woodland Park Zoo.
The Woodland Park Zoo (WPZ,) founded in 1899 and known for its efforts to save animals and their habitats through conservation leadership and engaging experiences, is asking for community advice on planning its next major exhibit. Out of the 92-acres it manages, WPZ has an opportunity to redevelop 3.4-acres of the Tropical Asia zone, that formerly housed elephants, and they want to know what the community of supporters to their mission of preservation, conservation and stewardship want to see in the space.
