Overview
Utah's Hogle Zoo, located in Salt Lake City, Utah, spans 42 acres and is home to over 800 animals representing over 240 species. Established in 1931, the zoo is a beloved community institution emphasizing conservation, education, and family entertainment. Its exhibits are designed to replicate natural habitats and provide visitors with an engaging and informative experience with animals worldwide.
Utah's Hogle Zoo visitors can explore various exhibits, enjoy daily animal presentations, and participate in seasonal events and educational programs. Children can interact with farm animals at the L.S. Skaggs Animal Health Center or enjoy the Conservation Carousel. The zoo also offers unique animal encounters and behind-the-scenes tours, providing an immersive experience for guests of all ages.
Utah's Hogle Zoo strongly emphasizes conservation and sustainability. It participates in several Species Survival Plans (SSPs) and supports various local and international conservation projects. Through partnerships with wildlife organizations and educational initiatives, the zoo encourages its visitors to take action to preserve biodiversity and protect endangered species.
Details
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Zoo Size:42 acres
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Number of Species on Display:240+
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Number of Animals:800+
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Key Exhibits:African Savanna || Elephant Encounter || Rocky Shores || Great Ape Building || Asian Highlands || World of Flight Bird Show || Discovery Theater || Small Animal Building || Creekside Play Area || L.S. Skaggs Animal Health Center
