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One of the keystones of the Indianapolis Zoo’s commitment to conservation is to support efforts around the world to save wildlife and wild places that are in danger.
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From recycling cans, cardboard and manure, to increasing the population of African elephants and rare iguanas, here’s a taste of what the Indianapolis Zoo is doing to ensure the continued conservation of the natural world and wildlife across the globe.
One of the keystones of the Indianapolis Zoo’s commitment to conservation is to support efforts around the world to save wildlife and wild places that are in danger.
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By Erika Allen Senior Marine Mammal Trainer Getting to know walrus has been one of the highlights of my career...
When guests attend a dolphin presentation at the Indianapolis Zoo, they are quickly introduced to one of the dolphins and...
Conservation is at the heart of the Indianapolis Zoo‘s mission and through this year’s grant program, we’re supporting researchers protecting...