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Sunday, October 28, 2018 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Get decked out in your favorite Halloween costume and celebrate Halloween at the zoo with Chef and Restaurateur Ethan Stowell. Chef Stowell and the Ethan Stowell Restaurants team will prepare scary-good delectable eats and treats. Also, be prepared for a trick or two by your zoo friends! Come meet some of our ambassador animals, slithering friends or perhaps a cockroach or two.
Tickets are $150 each and only 125 spots are available.
Your night out helps raise funds to support Woodland Park Zoo's mission to save wildlife.
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Saturday & Sunday, October 27 & 28, 2018 9:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Pumpkins for the animals, trick-or-treating, and more are in store for little goblins and ghosts at Woodland Park Zoo’s family-friendly Pumpkin Bash presented by CLIF Kid. Discover a repertoire of animal behavior as hippos, bears, Malayan tigers, lemurs, and other animals crunch, smash or stomp on pumpkins! The pumpkins are part of the zoo’s excellent animal care program to help enrich the lives of the zoo’s animals. The safe activities help encourage natural animal behavior, keep animals mentally and physically stimulated and engage zoo guests.
Free with zoo admission or membership.
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Meet the greater one-horned rhinoceros, one of the world’s most iconic symbols of illegal wildlife trade. Worth more than the sum of its parts, the rhino is making a comeback thanks to conservation heroes who are putting a stop to trafficking.
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500% population increase of endangered Washington turtles, back from brink of extinction
2.2 million acres of habitat protected with global conservation partners
909,000 pounds of waste kept out of landfills annually through composting
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“Being an amphibian monitor was an amazing opportunity for me to go out into nature to collect the very data that will be used to protect the ecosystems I want to see conserved!” Sophie Yasuda, ZooCorps teen volunteer and amphibian Monitoring Citizen Science participant
“Being an amphibian monitor was an amazing opportunity for me to go out into nature to collect the very data that will be used to protect the ecosystems I want to see conserved!”
Sophie Yasuda, ZooCorps teen volunteer and amphibian Monitoring Citizen Science participant
To save orangutan habitat, we partner to bring forest-friendly income to local communities.
Get to know the critically endangered orangutans who call Woodland Park Zoo home.
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