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CONSERVATION AND RESEARCH
Want to learn about what Zoos and Aquariums across the country are doing to save Canadian species at risk? Then check out  www.zooaction.ca. This kid-friendly, bilingual web site allows you to test your knowledge of Canadian species at risk, get connected with your local zoo or aquarium, and learn how you can pitch in to help! There are fun games, practical lesson plans for teachers, and lots of fun facts to inspire you to keep wildlife and wild places safe.
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The Toronto Zoo is passionate about conservation.
Not surprisingly, we are a collection of plant and animal lovers!
So we do everything in our power to preserve and propagate species at risk of extinction, and to protect those that still have healthy populations.
If you share our commitment, we hope you'll come to the Toronto Zoo soon and lend your support. Thank you in advance. Our gratitude also extends to City of Toronto funding, government and private grants, and the Toronto Zoo Foundation.
Learn how you can help with a large mammal monitoring program, study the nesting behaviour of birds in a flooded palm forest or help monitor sea turtle egg laying sites on the Caribbean.
Go to: www.coterc.org and see how Canadians are helping to conserve in the lowland flooded forests of Costa Rica. |
Avid conservationists might enjoy reading about particular topics before visiting us. Click on the following links for a selection of in-depth reading material.
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