Science Projects
Lincoln Park Zoo’s research advances global conservation and innovative care—and helps ecosystems thrive in our urbanizing world. Use the tool below to explore our impact, which spans six continents and makes a real difference for animals both at zoos and in the wild.
All Projects
Helping People and Wildlife Coexist
A Community Effort to Monitor Chicago’s Bats
Helping People and Wildlife Coexist
Black-crowned Night Heron Management & Conservation
Helping People and Wildlife Coexist
Chicago Wildlife Watch
Helping People and Wildlife Coexist
Collaborating to Conserve Lions
Helping People and Wildlife Coexist
Collaborating with KopeLion
Helping People and Wildlife Coexist
Disease Risk from Ticks in Urban Green Spaces
Helping People and Wildlife Coexist
Hormones, Behavior, and Environment in Rwanda’s Mountain Gorillas (2009-2020)
Helping People and Wildlife Coexist
Monitoring Chicago’s Urban Small Mammals
Helping People and Wildlife Coexist
One Health in Montana (2013-2020)
Helping People and Wildlife Coexist
Predicting Human-Wildlife Conflict Sites
Helping People and Wildlife Coexist
Protecting Wildlife Corridors in the Greater Tarangire Ecosystem
Helping People and Wildlife Coexist
Serengeti Health Initiative (2006-2018)
Helping People and Wildlife Coexist
The Chicago Rat Project
Conserving Threatened Wildlife,
Helping People and Wildlife Coexist
The Goualougo Triangle Ape Project
Helping People and Wildlife Coexist
The Urban Wildlife Information Network
Helping People and Wildlife Coexist
Urban Wildlife Biodiversity Monitoring
Helping People and Wildlife Coexist
Using Feces to Monitor Urban Bat Health
Helping People and Wildlife Coexist
Working with Congolese Communities