Tulsa Zoo Announces Baby Giraffe Name
Tulsa Zoo is proud to share the name of the new female giraffe calf is Mi-Na (pronounced Mee-Nah). The name was selected by The Osage Nation, written in the Dhegiha Siouan language, meaning first daughter.
Introducing Zuri to the Chimpanzee Troop
Introducing chimpanzees to a troop takes meticulous planning. Learn about Zuri’s journey as shared by Zookeeper Mo O’Leary and the behind-the-scenes process of chimpanzee introductions.
4th Annual Conservation on Tap Supports Wild Nature Institute
The Tulsa Zoo will host the fourth annual Conservation on Tap from 6:30-9 p.m. on Friday, April 29. Conservation on Tap will feature more than 25 local breweries, distributors and home brewers.
Celebrating 30 Years of WALTZ
In celebration of the 30th annual WALTZ On The Wild Side, we are taking a look back at 30 years of building a bigger, better Tulsa Zoo. See the amazing exhibits that have been funded through WALTZ on a self-guided 30-year tribute tour with special on-site signage for former WALTZ on the Wild Side projects.
Jaguar Introductions
Over the course of several months, our carnivores team has been diligently observing the behaviors of our two female jaguars Ixchel and Caipora. Both females are in their retirement years at the zoo, and until recently remained separated, swapping exhibit access or reserve yard access.
