In a few months a new book will be released on the history of the zoo: https://smile.amazon.com/Woodland-S...s&ie=UTF8&qid=1485209811&sr=1-19&keywords=zoo
Giraffes, Tufani and Dave, are expecting their first calf in the late spring or early summer. Woodland Park Zoo giraffe couple is expecting
What I want to know any information on the status of the Day Exhibit/Reptile Buildings future? Miss it!!!
Another article about the 60 Humbuldt penguin-chick : Landmark Penguin Chick Hatches at Woodland Park
This 200-page history book arrived in the mail yesterday and I can already tell that it is a "must-own". The layout of the publication is impressive, with hundreds of photos intermingled with a lot of text that describes the chronological history of one of America's top zoos. I've been a regular visitor for 20 years but even I was shocked to see images of polar bears and various other exotics from the zoo's early days. The Amazon link: https://www.amazon.ca/Woodland-Stor...=1496162361&sr=8-1&keywords=woodland+park+zoo Also, I was at the zoo on Saturday with my wife and 4 kids and while we spent time in the outdoor play area, the food pavilion and the carousel I did manage to squeeze in some moments with captive creatures. I uploaded 21 photos into the gallery, mostly of new developments such as 2016's Butterfly Garden and 2017's Pollinator Patio and revamped Wildlife Theater (where the bird show is located).
I just posted an in-depth interview with the zoo's long-time director Dave Towne on my blog Zoophoria.
Gorilla, Vip, has undergone surgery. UW doctor does life-saving surgery on gorilla at Woodland Park Zoo
There is a naming contest for the male snow leopard cub. Woodland Park Zoo snow leopard gets clean bill of health
Assam Rhino Reserve, a temporary exhibit complex with 3 species, opens in 2018: Woodland Park Zoo Blog: New rhino experience coming in 2018