Search Results for: animals

As the current Board Chair for AZA, it is important for me to have a space where we can all come together to collaborate. My intention is to provide this space to keep you updated on priorities and allow you to share feedback throughout my year as Board Chair. I am incredibly honored to be in this position and look forward to working alongside all of you.

THE DALLAS ZOO’S MISSION IS ENGAGING PEOPLE & SAVING WILDLIFE.

This serves as our North Star – our guiding force and the source of our continual motivation to achieve our vision of Creating a Better World for Animals. By providing our guests with real-world opportunities to make memorable connections with wildlife and supplementing their experience with conservation messaging, the Dallas Zoo aims to inspire and empower visitors to take action on behalf of wildlife in Texas and around the world.

Dallas Zoo After Dark: Wild Canvas May 16, 2024 | 6-9 p.m. May 16, 2024 6-9 p.m. Experience some of nature’s masterpieces at our next Dallas Zoo After Dark event! Adults take over the Zoo for this art-themed evening, where guests will interact with local artists from The Cedars Union while they create artwork inspired […]

Welcome to the fall issue of your Dallas Zoo member magazine! Hear about the amazing work being done at our Amphibian Rescue Center and our greenhouse, find out dates for upcoming events, see how to save on holiday shopping with your member coupon, and more!

Toss the Tusk Date Event Closed Time 9 a.m.-3 p.m Good to Know Admission is not necessary to participate.  We invite guests to visit the Zoo for this “Toss the Tusk” event to surrender illegal products and learn more about this effort. Guest who wish to participate may bring their items to the Zoo’s main […]

The Dallas Zoo offers a variety of programs for all visitors designed to promote conservation, teach about wildlife, and more!

Make your way to the Dallas Zoo to take part in our diverse, family-friendly, and wildly fun events for visitors of all ages.

Wild Encounters are subject to scheduling changes depending on animal comfort level and the weather.