Overview
Topeka Zoo, located in Gage Park, Topeka, Kansas, spans 80 acres and houses over 300 animals across more than 100 species. Founded in 1933, the zoo is known for its commitment to conservation, education, and engaging exhibits. Its landscape and innovative design make it a popular attraction for visitors of all ages.
Visitors to Topeka Zoo can explore exhibits, including tropical rainforests, savannas, and specialized enclosures for specific species. Daily animal encounters, special events, and educational programs enrich the experience. The zoo also offers interactive features like a touch tank and a children's zoo, providing fun and educational experiences for families.
Topeka Zoo is dedicated to global wildlife conservation. It participates in Species Survival Plans (SSPs) for several endangered species and supports international conservation projects. Through education, community engagement, and collaboration with various conservation organizations, the zoo plays an essential role in raising awareness and making a tangible impact on wildlife preservation.
Details
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Zoo Size:80 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:Tropical Rainforest || Lions' Pride || Giraffe and Friends || Kansas Carnivores || Children's Zoo || Waterbird Lagoon || Camp Cowabunga || Hill's Black Bear Woods || Jungle Cats || Discovering Apes || Security Benefit's Alligator Frenzy || Lorikeet Adventure
