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We at Lincoln Park Zoo often pride ourselves on the exceptional spaces we build for animals. But today, we’re excited for another reason: a great new space for people.
Searle Visitor Center
Read More ›As Lincoln Park Zoo hosts the second International Wildlife Reintroduction Conference we share an update on this
Read More ›Think of your own pet or perhaps a favorite animal you visit regularly at Lincoln Park Zoo. On a scale of one (“not at all”) to seven (“very”) would you say they are “curious”? What about “anxious
Read More ›Since 2006 Lincoln Park Zoo has been helping to save the Puerto Rican parrot—one of the world’s most endangered birds—from extinction. Zoo experts collaborate with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Read More ›Craft beer and wildlife conservation are a perfect pairing at DryHop Brewers. DryHop is generously offering a second partnership beer this
Read More ›‘Tis the season! Now in its 24th year, ZooLights Presented by ComEd and Invesco QQQ returns to Lincoln Park Zoo on November 23. This one-of
Read More ›Five Henkel’s leaf-tailed geckos (Uroplatus henkeli) have arrived at Lincoln Park Zoo—the first-ever successful hatch at the zoo for this vulnerable lizard species. The hatchlings will be
Read More ›Visitors to Lincoln Park Zoo often don’t realize that many of the green-shirted folks they encounter—from greeters to gardeners to nature-play assistants—are actually volunteers.
Volunteers
Read More ›With Halloween just ahead, it’s a perfect time to celebrate Bat Week!
In the past few years, bat populations across North America have been on the decline
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