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Oregon Zoo |
The Oregon Zoo's 65 acres are nestled into beautiful Washington park, five minutes from downtown Portland. Exhibits are designed to replicate the natural geographic regions of each species.
In addition to being Oregon's most popular paid attraction, the zoo is committed to conservation, research, and education. It is home to 26 endangered and 40 threatened species, and it participates in 13 species survival plans.
More than 70,000 students participate in community outreach programs and 80,000 students supplement their classroom learning with field trips to the zoo.
| Location | 4001 SW Canyon Rd Portland Oregon 97221 |
| Phone | 503-226-ROAR |
| Fax | 503-226-6836 |
| Contact | Anne Brown |
| Website |
http://www.oregonzoo.org
... History • Endangered Turtles Released In Columbia River Gorge • Orphaned Cougars Find Home At Oregon Zoo • Oregon Zoo Releases Rare Northwest Butterfly • Endangered Turtles Prepared For Release In Columbia River Gorge • Pygmy Rabbit Breeding Season Ends With A Record Number Of Births • Oregon Expert Finds Homes For Orphaned Cougars ... |
