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At Fresno Chaffee Zoo, we aim to inspire care for animals, create meaningful connections, build community and save wildlife. This blog is a new way for us to invite you behind-the-scenes to meet the people, hear the stories, and witness the impact of our mission in action, both here in Fresno and around the world.
Join our fun, educational camps at the Zoo! Campers will enjoy learning, regular Zoo visits, and themed crafts and activities.
Roo & You
Hop on over to the Zoo for this fun, grownup-and-me family program. Roo and You is a great way to learn, play and grow together with your youngest animal buffs!
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Ready to trade toy dinos for the real thing? Zoorassic Park is BACK at Fresno Chaffee Zoo by popular demand! Step into a world of towering, lifelike dinosaurs and immerse yourself in the wonders of these prehistoric giants.
Opening Saturday, March 28โdonโt miss your chance to experience the adventure! ๐ฆ ๐ฆ
Join us Saturday, March 21st for Ag Day: Seed to Table. This special event will celebrate our agricultural community. Enjoy special activities and demonstrations, delicious food, and hear from our Community Hero award recipient, Ripzah Bellard. Read more about it at our link in bio!
Mane Update! Taraj is still working on the top ๐
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The emerald tree boa is an arboreal snake species that resides in trees and branches in the rainforests of South America. They have large heat sensors with which they can sense infrared radiation and detect prey.
Happy Learn About Butterflies Day! Fresno Chaffee Zoo is a proud partner of AZA`s SAFE program for the North American Monarch. Monarchs are a vital pollinator species for our ecosystem but are facing threats of habitat loss, pesticides, and climate change. The AZA SAFE Network is working to increase pesticide-free native milkweed and install wildlife-friendly landscaping in cities and towns to increase populations of monarchs and helpmake their migration journeys safer. You can help support pollinators like the monarch by planting native flowers in your garden. Visit the link in bio to find native plant guides to turn your space into a pollinator haven.
#March on over to the Zoo because we`ve got a lot coming up! Check out all the exciting things we have planned this month ๐ ๐ธ
Mornings vs afternoons in February ๐ถโ๐ซ๏ธ
