This California Condor Recovery Program participant serves Los Angeles's culturally diverse population. It houses over 1,200 animals, including Arabian oryxes, golden lion tamarins, California condors, and Bali mynahs. This zoo features lemurs, radiated tortoises, and other Madagascar species in its Island of Lost Time exhibit. Sea lions, mountain lions, and endangered species, including snow leopards and cotton-top tamarins, are in its collection. On-site programs and outreach activities share the zoo's conservation message.
Free admission is provided to school children.
This aquarium is the interpretive center for the nation's largest marine sanctuary. Known for its new Outer Bay Wing, kelp forest, sea otter and jellyfish exhibits, it conducts free education programs for 75,000 children annually. This zoo is known for its African elephant management program and its naturalistic habitats. The African Savanna and Tropical Rain forest exhibits feature elephants, chimpanzees, siamangs, gibbons, sun bears, and giraffes. This 15-acre zoo is known for its extensive cat, primate, and bird collections.