GLOBAL CONSERVATION
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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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Published May 7, 2021 By Dr. Mimi KesslerBird Coordinator, Global Center for Species Survival Each spring, birds fly hundreds of...
Published April 27, 2021 We’re thrilled to introduce the newest member of our Deserts family, a rare northern spider tortoise! ...
Published April 22, 2021 Earth Day 2021 is an opportunity for us to be more aware of the impact our...
Published March 3, 2021 Forests cover nearly a third of the Earth’s land surface and are central to sustaining life. In Indiana, Hoosier...
Published March 2, 2021 The Indianapolis Zoo has awarded several conservation projects for its 2021 Conservation Grant Program totaling nearly...
Published Feb. 11, 2021 Female scientists are making incredible contributions in the field of animal conservation. Their dedication and passion...
Published Jan. 19, 2021 The Indianapolis Zoo has hired a team of internationally known experts to amplify efforts to protect...
Published Jan. 10, 2020 How can small change make a big difference for conservation? Through the Zoo’s Round Up for...
New research, led by scientists from the Indianapolis Zoo and the University of St Andrews, shows that great apes can...
African elephants have been a long-time part of the Plains family at the Indianapolis Zoo, and each individual has an...