Why should you help save the planet, you might ask? Well, because we’re all the people who live in it! We’re challenging you- yes YOU – to become a Guardian of the Wild this summer and take action in your daily life. Help preserve the rainforest by shopping with the green frog’s approval.
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National Zoo Keeper Week 2018 – Meet Carrie Coleman
It’s National Zoo Keeper Week and we’re sharing the love! To recognize the dedication and hard work of our amazing zoo keepers, we are posting an interview of a keeper each day this week. Meet the fantastic Carrie Coleman, a passionate Lead Keeper whose work with animals has transformed her opinions of zoos and conservation work.
Become a Guardian of the Wild
We’re hooked on a feeling, and it’s all about helping to conserve the planet. Why should you help save the planet, you might ask? Well, because we’re all the people who live in it!
We’re challenging you- yes YOU – to become a Guardian of the Wild this summer and take action in your daily life. Not only do you help continue the conservation conversation, you’re also in the running to win intra-planetary prizes! 
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Panda Passage – what have we built?
Four giant pandas are making a new home in Calgary! Their move to #yyc means the Calgary Zoo wanted to build them a beautiful, sustainable place to live.
What can you expect to find in Panda Passage?
How can we help save giant pandas?
We are stepping up to protect one of the world’s most iconic species. How can YOU help the zoo conserve giant pandas?
The Calgary Zoo is buzzing
No species is too small to care about.
Did you know that the Calgary Zoo recently was certified as the only Bee City Canada institution in Calgary, and is the first zoo ever to become a Bee City Business?
Looking back at our 2017 sustainability success
2017 was a memorable year – together we marked many sustainability successes. As we set our sights on 2018, we look back at some of the highlights:
Looking back at our 2017 conservation success
2017 was a memorable year – together we marked many conservation successes. As we set our sights on 2018, we look back at some of the highlights:
2017 was a whooping year for cranes
2017 was one of the best years in the 28-year history of the zoo’s whooping crane program, generously sponsored by ConocoPhillips Canada.
