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Zoo Atlanta is proud to celebrate the senior community at Senior Day presented by Kaiser Permanente on Tuesday, September 29, 2026. On this date, seniors ages 55 and up will enjoy free daytime admission. The day will offer seniors an opportunity to connect with nature, learn something new, catch up with friends, and more throughout … Continue reading "Senior Day presented by Kaiser Permanente"

Zoo Atlanta is proud to celebrate the senior community at Senior Day presented by Kaiser Permanente on Tuesday, September 29, 2026. On this date, seniors ages 55 and up will enjoy free daytime admission. The day will offer seniors an opportunity to connect with nature, learn something new, catch up with friends, and more throughout … Continue reading "Senior Day presented by Kaiser Permanente"

Beginnings and endings define the cycle of life for all living things on Earth, and this month, Zoo Atlanta experiences both within its historic population of gorillas in The Ford African Rain Forest: the passing of the oldest gorilla at the Zoo, Machi, and the joy and anticipation of a new pregnancy for Lulu. Both … Continue reading "Sadness and Joy in The Ford African Rain Forest"

Beginnings and endings define the cycle of life for all living things on Earth, and this month, Zoo Atlanta experiences both within its historic population of gorillas in The Ford African Rain Forest: the passing of the oldest gorilla at the Zoo, Machi, and the joy and anticipation of a new pregnancy for Lulu. Both … Continue reading "Sadness and Joy in The Ford African Rain Forest"

When you support Zoo Atlanta, you become part of the care of the animals here at the Zoo while joining a powerful global collaboration to save wildlife and wild places around the world. From sending a personalized greeting to sponsoring an animal, choose the option that works for you. We have opportunities for everyone and every budget! Explore the many ways you can donate to Zoo Atlanta below.

The natural rate of extinction on Earth is one or two species per century. Scientists estimate we are currently losing up to 100 species per day, and most predict that half of the animal species alive today will become extinct in the next 100 years. When you sponsor an animal, you help us continue our conservation work here at the Zoo and around the world. And you help us continue sharing these animals’ magnificence with Zoo visitors. See Sponsorship Benefits    Sponsor Now

By joining the Conservation Society, you can help us continue our leadership in using a living population to advance formal and lifelong science education while making a meaningful, measurable impact on the preservation of endangered species.

Explore unique partnership opportunities that align with Zoo Atlanta’s mission and your company’s values. Whether supporting community access and educational programs, sponsoring events, or naming an animal habitat or guest attraction, your contribution creates unforgettable experiences for Zoo Atlanta guests. Check out our partnership opportunities below or contact our team to create a partnership that resonates with your audience.

When you support Zoo Atlanta, you are making a direct impact on the superior stewardship of the animals here at home and the conservation of wildlife and wild places around the world. As a nonprofit organization, Zoo Atlanta maximizes every dollar received to further the well-being of animals through conservation and research, educational initiatives and operational support. There are so many ways to support the Zoo: volunteer, Sponsor an Animal, or help grow our endowment fund, just to name a few options. No effort is considered small! From the mighty elephant to the tiniest tree frog, the Zoo Atlanta family ... Continue reading Support

Hi everyone! My name is Natalie and I am a Small Primate Keeper here at Zoo Atlanta. I recently joined the team here after moving from New York, where I worked at the Long Island Aquarium. If you have visited us at the Zoo recently, you might have been lucky enough to spot the new … Continue reading "A Bright-eyed, Spunky Baby Monkey"