Founded in 1969, the BPZS has provided support to the Zoo in various ways. Most recently, in the late 1980s through the mid-1990s, the City of New Bedford lacked funds to make needed improvements to the Zoo and it appeared to many that the Zoo would have to be closed. The BPZS never... more

Founded in 1922, the Houston Zoo is an exciting live animal adventure that provides a unique educational and conservation resource serving 1.5 million guests annually. Set in a 55-acre lush tropical landscape, the Zoo is home to more than 4,500 exotic animals representing more than 800... more

The Philadelphia Zoo has supported the Kangaroo Island Echidna Project since 1995 with funding for field work and a very successful Zoo captive breeding program. The Philadelphia Zoo echidna husbandry research involved hundreds of hours of observations throughout the year conducted by... more

The Tulsa Zoo offers a variety of weekly scheduled activities, ranging from live animal presentations, to train rides! Click the link below to view our activiites calendar and join us for live animal presentations, penguin demonstrations, sea lion demonstrations, aldabra tortoise... more

The oldest zoo in the country, Lincoln Park Zoo began in 1868 with the gift of a pair of swans. Today, 3 million visitors each year come to the zoo to watch, listen to, delight in and learn from more than 1,000 mammals, reptiles and birds. Lincoln Park Zoo is committed to wildlife... more

The Toronto Zoo is a leader in conservation, scientific research and innovative educational programs. There are 5,000 animals at the Toronto Zoo representing 460 different species The Toronto Zoo is one of the largest zoos in the world

The Oklahoma City Zoo offers competitive wages and excellent benefits. Resumes will only be accepted via postal system, hand-delivery or faxed; e-mailed resumes will not be accepted. Submit resume, work references: The Oklahoma City Zoological Park, Human Resources, 2101 NE 50th Street,... more

The San Francisco Zoo offers educational programs for all grade levels. Our programs are correlated to the Life Science Content Standards for California Public Schools. Download a printable copy of our 16-page Classroom Connections brochure of school programs and services. Look for... more

The Bronx Zoo's Education Department offers dynamic multi-day training workshops that prepare teachers to use HELP effectively. Workshops typically span three to five days. They enrich teachers' understanding of life science, and provide specific ideas for implementing the program in... more

Throughout the year, the Erie Zoo offers programs for individuals on different topics. Starting at 6 months, people of all ages can enjoy these classes. Touching Time teaches 6 month to 2 year olds and a parent how to properly touch and interact with animals. PreZooSchool, for 2 to 5 year... more

The San Antonio Zoo offers educational exhibits and other learning resources to help students and teachers understand the wealth and fragility of the world's natural resources so that future generations will cherish and conserve them.

The Sacramento Zoo is always striving to improve and renovate. You can find out what we are up to and follow the current projects here.

The Fort Wayne Children's Zoo is committed to preserving wild animals and wild places. To that end, the zoo supports a variety of conservation projects, both in the zoo and in the wild, as well as education programs that encourage students to care about wildlife.