Animals at Lincoln Park Zoo Below is an index of the more than 1000 animals that make their home at Lincoln Park Zoo. |BIRDS| |MAMMALS||REPTILES AND AMPHIBIANS|Endangered SpeciesClicking on this icon where it appears on Species Facts pages will take you to a conservation spotlight on that species.
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Come to the zoo for enjoyment and recreation and leave with even more: a better understanding of the world's endangered wildlife and the increasingly threatened habitats where animals live. |
The zoo's Scott Neotropic Fund provides funding for conservation efforts throughout Latin America and the Caribbean. Since its inception in 1986, nearly 45 grants in 13 nations have been awarded, providing support for young conservation biologists working in their native countries. Further support of vital wildlife research comes through Lincoln Park Zoo's Dr. Scholl Science Fellowships. Through an annual grant from the Dr. Scholl Foundation, five fellowships are offered each year for undergraduate and graduate research projects at the zoo. | |
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Imagine if you can, a world without wildlife. The need for global
wildlife conservation is urgent and the task awesome. We believe that conservation
begins with individuals. We hope that as you learn about our animals here
at Lincoln Park Zoo, you will come to understand and respect wildlife from
around the earth and will be inspired to take action of your own.
Lincoln Park Zoo strives to build understanding and
respect for wildlife and natural lands across the world. The zoo works with
many partners to advance the cause of conservation locally, nationally and
globally. The zoo teaches casual visitors, as well as students and teachers
in the Chicago area, about environmental science and the role we all must
play as stewards of the earth.
