Summer Safari Registration Starts Today - Calling all Zooper Heroes! Registration for Denver Zoo's Summer Safari camps begins today. The week-long day camps for kids Pre-K through 8th grade runs for 10 weeks from June 3 through August 9. Don't miss out on all the hands-on activities, animal encounters, crafts, games, stories and projects you can only experience at the zoo. To meet the registration challenges resulting from high demand, we will roll registration out over the course of seven days, beginning with the week of June 3 – 7 which began this morning at 7 a.m. Learn more about the registration calendar.
Tis The Season for Polar Bear Love - Polar bears Lee and Cranberry are back together for the first time in nearly nine months. The two were separated last summer when the bears indicated that they wanted some personal space. Zookeepers recently noticed the two have taken a keen interest in each other by vocalizing, sniffing and panting behind-the-scenes, and this Species Survival Plan recommended breeding pair are now enjoying some time together. Guests can see the bears out in the same yard enjoying a swim and getting reacquainted.
Print some FREE Valentine's Day cards featuring Lee and Cranberry and other zoo animals here.
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Get a Wild Gift for Your Wild One - Be the most creative Valentine! Pick out an exotic, eco-friendly gift for your perfect someone at Denver Zoo's Kibongi Market. Select a cuddly plush toy representing a favorite zoo animal, jewelry crafted with a wild flare or socially responsible chocolate from Madagascar. Or, purchase a Denver Zoo membership and be remembered for your thoughtfulness all year! Learn more about the benefits of Denver Zoo membership here, including a 20 percent discount in the gift shop!
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Put the Finishing Touches on Your AIP Application - Applications for Denver Zoo's new master's degree program are due February 28. The Advanced Inquiry Program, or AIP, is a partnership with Miami University in Ohio which offers a unique academic opportunity for education and other working professionals to earn a master's degree at the zoo. Program participants will further their higher education as well as become catalysts for global conservation. Learn more about AIP and the application process. |
