REPORTS AND FINANCES
RECENT REPORTS
2019 Annual Plan to the Superintendent of Parks and Recreation
Read the 2019 Annual Plan to Parks (PDF)
This 2019 annual plan for Woodland Park Zoo is submitted to the Superintendent of Parks and Recreation as specified by the Zoo Operations and Management Agreement between the City of Seattle and the Woodland Park Zoological Society. The purpose of the annual plan is to highlight any major program changes, capital improvements or other key developments to improve the zoo as a community-wide asset.
Public Comments
The public comment period is open December 1 through midnight December 31, 2018.
You are welcome to get in touch with us at webkeeper@zoo.org for questions or more information.
Strategic Plan: 2015-2018
Woodland Park Zoo is evolving to meet current and future needs, shaping and epitomizing the purpose of conservation zoos in the 21st century. In a world of dwindling habitats and climate adaptation for all animals, including humans, we must engage millions of people in a transformational challenge: learning to share the planet’s finite resources sustainably with other species.
Read the Woodland Park Zoo Strategic Plan: 2015-2018
FINANCES
Consolidated revenues of operating and capital for 2016 are $43.9 million. The zoo’s finances comprise three key areas:
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Earned revenues (admissions, membership, community events, etc.) account for 47% of total operating revenues
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Public funding sources provide 30% of the zoo’s support, including City of Seattle and King County Parks Levy
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Private contributions from individuals and foundations provide the remaining 23%
Download Financial Reports
Audited Financials (2017)
WPZ Form 990 (2016)
For additional information, contact webkeeper@zoo.org
CONTACT
Lauri Hennessey
Vice President of Engagement
206.548.2462