Upcoming Events
Zoo Salutes
November 1 - November 30
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TINY TOT TUESDAY
November 3
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Bring-A-Friend Free Days
November 7
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44th Annual Zoobilation Ball: Delta Nu Zoo
November 13
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Zoo Lights! powered by CPS Energy
November 14 - January 3
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Breakfast With Santa
November 15
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Member Giveaway Pin Day
November 22
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Community Locals Day
November 26
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Plan Your Adventure
With an array of animals for you to encounter, exciting events, and hands-on experiences happening daily, there’s always something new at the zoo! Discover our habitats, grab a bite to eat, take a ride on our Texas natives carousel, and so much more!
Learning Adventures for All Ages
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Field Trips
School group field trips are available year-round!
San Antonio Zoo is one of the finest learning environments in South Texas! San Antonio Zoo could be just what your class needs to introduce or reinforce your TEKS curriculum!
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Zoo Camps
Get ready for a wild summer! At Zoo Camp, campers will not only have the opportunity to learn about everything scaly, furry, and feathery, but they’ll find out how they can help San Antonio Zoo in securing a future for wildlife! Spending most of the day outdoors, campers will stay active and engaged with zoo tours, fun activities and games, exclusive experiences, and visiting animals.
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Home School Programs
Join other home school families for an interactive classroom program and mini zoo safari adventure! These hour-long, themed, and engaging programs support TEKS initiatives through lessons and activities, biofacts, animal ambassadors and topic-related zoo exploration.
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Project Selva
Project Selva provides indigenous communities of the Peruvian Amazon with a scalable revenue stream generated through the sale of handmade crafts. These crafts do not involve animal parts, timber harvest, or oil/mineral extraction, thereby preserving ancestral lands, primary rainforests, and protecting the wildlife biodiversity of the region. This project is supported by various partners and through the sale of gyotaku fish prints (found here) created by trained Peruvian artists from Iquitos.”
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Mexican Blindcat Project
The Mexican blindcat (Prietella phreatophila) is a rare subterranean catfish known from twelve sites in Coahuila, Mexico. Members of our team recently documented a population in Val Verde County, Texas, the first confirmed occurrence of this species in the United States.
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Texas Horned Lizard reintroduction Project
The Texas Horned Lizard Reintroduction Project at Center for Conservation & Research (CCR) at San Antonio Zoo seeks to restore the Texas horned lizard population by working with private landowners to introduce zoo hatched lizards in areas where it has disappeared in recent decades.
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Learn MoreSaving Wildlife and Wild Places
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Field Trips
School group field trips are available year-round!
San Antonio Zoo is one of the finest learning environments in South Texas! San Antonio Zoo could be just what your class needs to introduce or reinforce your TEKS curriculum!
Learn More
Zoo Camps
Get ready for a wild summer! At Zoo Camp, campers will not only have the opportunity to learn about everything scaly, furry, and feathery, but they’ll find out how they can help San Antonio Zoo in securing a future for wildlife! Spending most of the day outdoors, campers will stay active and engaged with zoo tours, fun activities and games, exclusive experiences, and visiting animals.
Learn More
Home School Programs
Join other home school families for an interactive classroom program and mini zoo safari adventure! These hour-long, themed, and engaging programs support TEKS initiatives through lessons and activities, biofacts, animal ambassadors and topic-related zoo exploration.
Learn More
Project Selva
Project Selva provides indigenous communities of the Peruvian Amazon with a scalable revenue stream generated through the sale of handmade crafts. These crafts do not involve animal parts, timber harvest, or oil/mineral extraction, thereby preserving ancestral lands, primary rainforests, and protecting the wildlife biodiversity of the region. This project is supported by various partners and through the sale of gyotaku fish prints (found here) created by trained Peruvian artists from Iquitos.”
Learn More
Mexican Blindcat Project
The Mexican blindcat (Prietella phreatophila) is a rare subterranean catfish known from twelve sites in Coahuila, Mexico. Members of our team recently documented a population in Val Verde County, Texas, the first confirmed occurrence of this species in the United States.
Learn More
Texas Horned Lizard reintroduction Project
The Texas Horned Lizard Reintroduction Project at Center for Conservation & Research (CCR) at San Antonio Zoo seeks to restore the Texas horned lizard population by working with private landowners to introduce zoo hatched lizards in areas where it has disappeared in recent decades.
Learn More
