Overview
Located in Boise, Idaho, Zoo Boise encompasses 10 acres and hosts over 300 animals representing around 100 species. Founded in 1916, the zoo is strongly committed to connecting visitors with wildlife and inspiring them to participate in conservation efforts. The zoo's exhibits are designed to be engaging and educational, showcasing animals from various regions of the world.
Zoo Boise offers an exciting and enriching visitor experience with animal encounters, keeper talks, and interactive exhibits. Guests can enjoy the Giraffe Encounter, participate in zoo camps, and explore behind-the-scenes experiences. Seasonal events, family programs, and educational opportunities further enhance the zoo's appeal to visitors of all ages.
Zoo Boise's conservation mission is central to its operations. It actively participates in Species Survival Plans (SSPs) and engages in local and international conservation projects. The zoo's "Quarters for Conservation" program directs a portion of admission fees to support wildlife conservation and encourages visitors to take action for animals locally and globally. Through these efforts, Zoo Boise underscores its dedication to protecting and preserving the natural world.
Details
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Zoo Size:10 acres
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Number of Species on Display:100+
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Number of Animals:300+
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Key Exhibits:African Plains || Butterflies in Bloom || Conservation Cruise || Giraffe Encounter || Zoo Farm || Sloth Bear Exhibit || Primate House || Penguin Pavilion || Wallaby Walkabout || African Wild Dog Exhibit || Tiger Exhibit || Patas Monkey Exhibit || Red Panda Exhibit
