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Rain Forest Food Pavilion will be closed from January 6 to April 9, 2020 for a refresh. It will reopen on April 10, 2020 as 1899 Grove, with expanded grab-and-go offerings. In the meantime, we’ve got you covered for food and beverage!
During the refresh, you can find tasty treats and meals at the following locations:
Saturday, March 14, 2020 12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
The Seattle Rose Society is hosting its annual rose pruning demonstration at the beautiful Rose Garden at Woodland Park Zoo.
Gain insight into the world of roses and how to care for them, and get answers to your questions by rosarians. Learn where and how much to cut and how to use your tools properly for correct cuts, and discover the varieties of roses and pruning techniques.
The Rose Garden offers a splendid setting for flower lovers to stroll the grass pathways circulating through 2½ acres of rose displays. The garden's extensive array of bush roses, hybrid teas, floribundas, grandifloras, and climbers blend elegantly with the garden's formal architectural design to create a memorable showcase landscape.
Saturday, April 11, 2020 9:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Hop, skip and jump to Woodland Park Zoo for the 18th annual Bunny Bounce presented by KinderCare, featuring amazing egg hunts for children ages 1–8, crafts, bunny encounters and eggs-citing zoo programs throughout the day. Space may be limited. Each egg hunt is open on a first-come, first-served basis. Orangutans, lemurs, grizzlies, and more nibble on specially made Easter baskets lined with flowers, berries and other favorite treats. The special treats 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 provide extraordinary experiences for zoo visitors.
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
Let’s do more together
“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
Linking animal conservation, health and sustainability in our Pacific Northwest.
Creating living landscapes for wildlife and people.
Join our global community of advocates fighting extinction.