Overview

Idaho Falls Zoo, also known as the Tautphaus Park Zoo, is in Idaho Falls, Idaho. Covering an area of 8 acres, it houses over 330 animals from 130 different species across the globe. Established in 1935, this compact zoo is an accredited member of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) and is known for its commitment to high animal care, conservation, education, and visitor experience standards.

Despite its smaller size, the Idaho Falls Zoo provides a world-class zoo experience. With its well-planned layout, visitors can explore exhibits ranging from African lions to South American penguins. The zoo features a Children's Zoo where young visitors can have close-up encounters with farm animals. The zoo also offers a variety of educational programs, camps, and special events throughout the year, adding to the enriching visitor experience.

The Idaho Falls Zoo is dedicated to conservation efforts both locally and globally. It actively participates in AZA's Species Survival Plans, contributing to managing endangered species within AZA-accredited institutions. It also supports various global conservation initiatives to protect wildlife and their habitats. Education is an integral part of their conservation mission, and they strive to foster a conservation mindset in visitors through interactive exhibits and programs.

Details
  • Zoo Size:
    10 acres
  • Number of Species on Display:
    130+
  • Number of Animals:
    300+
  • Key Exhibits:
    African Plains || Asian Adventure || Primate Discovery Center || Children's Zoo || Penguin Pool || Australia Walkabout || South American Exhibits
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Contact Information
  • Email:
    guestservices@idahofallszoo.org
  • Phone:
    (208) 612-8552
  • Website: