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Elephants for Africa
Elephants for Africa focuses its research on male African elephants in Botswana, home to the largest remaining populations of African elephant. The work done by Dr. Kate Evans and her team provides us with continued information about male African elephant society, population numbers, and the interactions between elephants and local Botswanan farming communities through continued … Continue reading "Elephants for Africa"
Educator Soirée
This is a night of fun just for teachers to enjoy the Zoo after hours!
Play the Animal Way
Watch your favorite Zoo animals investigate the most colorful treats of the year, sniff out their favorite scents, and solve challenging puzzles.
Endangered Species Day
Join us to celebrate species diversity and learn how you can make choices at home that help wildlife around the world!
Members Only Night: Summer
Members Only Night returns in the summer! Free and exclusive to Zoo Atlanta Members.
Members Only Night: Spring
Members Only Night returns in the spring! Free and exclusive to Zoo Atlanta Members.
Spring Break at the Zoo!
Joining us for Spring Break? We look forward to seeing you! Before you visit, check out these tips for a convenient experience.
Seafood Watch®
Created by Monterey Bay Aquarium, the Seafood Watch® program engages and empowers consumers and businesses to purchase seafood that is fished or farmed in ways that minimize environmental impact. Seafood Watch® ranks seafood and sushi on a scale of sustainability: “Best Choices” (green); “Good Alternatives” (yellow); and “Avoid” (red). What’s the issue? Overfishing—Some species are … Continue reading "Seafood Watch®"
Palm Oil
What is palm oil? Palm oil comes from the fruit of the African oil palm tree and is grown all over the world in warm and temperate climates. Over half of our household products contain this commonplace oil, which is found in snack foods, shampoo, cosmetics, toothpaste, pet food, candy and even milk. What’s the … Continue reading "Palm Oil"
Gorillas on the Line
Zoo Atlanta and The Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund are working together with ECO-CELL to recycle cell phones, help the environment, and raise money for gorilla conservation.