Zoo staff and volunteers collaborate with organizations in habitat restoration

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Collaboration

By working with other government entities and accredited animal care institutions as well as non-governmental organizations (NGOs), academic institutions, local community groups, and more, we support biodiversity here in California and around the world and participate in a far-reaching network of conservation professionals.

three young people wear gloves and hold gardening tools during a habitat restoratoion event

RESTORING CALIFORNIA HABITAT

Monthly habitat restoration volunteers at the Fern Dell West Trail in Griffith Park help survey wildlife, collect trash, and remove invasive plants to support native flora and fauna.

gloved hands hold a bird's egg that is in the process of hatching

ANIMAL MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS

Like modern-day Noah’s arks, the L.A. Zoo breeds animals as a hedge against extinction in the wild and ensures that animal populations in human care are sustainable.

an official shows an ivory tusk to a family of zoo guests

GOVERNMENT AND OTHER AGENCIES

Our collaborations with a variety of governmental and nonprofit partners allow us to extend the reach and maximize the impact of conservation efforts.

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