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Year of the Frog
We are involved on many fronts to keep amphibians from going extinct. More...
Podcasts: We chat with researchers, vets, and keepers. Listen in! Get started here.
Videos
Watch video of this year's Butterflies & Orchids event at the Wild Animal Park...
Blogs
Hawaii Bird Project: Love is in the Air Bear Awareness Days: Conserving Ursids—Giant Pandas, Sun Bears, Andean Bears, Polar Bears
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Mother's Day events
At the Wild Animal Park:
May 10 Mother's Day Sleepover, for families with children ages 4 and up
May 11 Mother's Day Brunch. Indulge in an elaborate buffet of Sunday Brunch favorites. Kids will love their own special buffet!
At the San Diego Zoo:
May 10 and 17 Mother's Day Sleepover, for adult ladies only!
May 11 Mother's Day Brunch. Treat mom to a delectable brunch buffet. 
Surprise your mother with the perfect present, a gift card for the Zoo and Wild Animal Park.
Garden Celebration
May 17 and 18 at the Zoo
This year's celebration presents "A Garden of the Senses." Find out how gardens stimulate the five senses with beautiful foliage and flowers on display, tasty botanical food and beverages, and more. Bring your questions for our horticulture experts, enjoy free botanical bus tours, and take in Dr. Zoolittle's show to see how plants can bringyou to your senses! More...
Summer Camps—sign up today!!
At the Wild Animal Park: June 23–August 15
Our new summer camp program for children entering grades 1–9 will be the best ever, with 1, 2, 3, or 5 days of fun! Spend the night at the Park as part of adventure when you choose multiple days. More...
At the San Diego Zoo:
There are lots of 5-day options this summer for kids of all ages!
Summer Art Camp, grades 4–adult, June 16–August 15
Summer Camp, grades K–7, July 7–August 15
Little Artists, grades 1–3, July 7–August 15
Cub Camp, ages 4 and 5, July 14–August 8
CRES (Conservation and Research for Endangered Species)
The Zoological Society of San Diego's Conservation and Research for Endangered Species (CRES) center is the largest zoo-based multidisciplinary research team in the world. Biodiversity conservation is the theme that unites the work of CRES, and scientific innovation is the means by which CRES achieves its success. More...
