The Alaska Zoo
The Alaska Zoo is a 501 (c)3 nonprofit dedicated to promoting conservation of Arctic, sub-Arctic and like climate species through education, research and community enrichment. Find out more.
Admission Rates - The Alaska Zoo
Zoo memberships sustain the zoo’s operations for animals, staff and visiting public. Annual members enjoy many perks including entry year round during open zoo hours plus options for …
Live Polar Bear Cam - The Alaska Zoo
Live Polar Bear Cam Welcome to the Alaska Zoo’s live polar bear camera. This is the main shared habitat for female polar bears Cranbeary and Kova. Both bears are females, …
Zoo Map — The Alaska Zoo
The Alaska Zoo is located on 23 acres in the wooded Anchorage hillside area. The zoo’s maintained gravel trails are spread over 20 acres as they wind through natural boreal forest …
Our Story — The Alaska Zoo
The Alaska Zoo (formerly The Alaska Children’s Zoo) opened to the public in August of 1969. The zoo’s story of origin is very uniquely Alaskan. It all began back in 1966 with the arrival of a …
Animal Directory - The Alaska Zoo
Thank you for subscribing to receive updates from the Alaska Zoo. If you are interested in ways to support our nonprofit wildlife rescue zoo, visit our Donation Directory.
Zoo Lights — The Alaska Zoo
Don’t miss the Alaska Zoo’s brand new event during ASD Spring Break - Dino Lights! Learn about Alaska’s dinosaurs through new light displays, fun fact signs, dinosaur artifacts to see and …
Location and Contact — The Alaska Zoo
Active zoo members are welcome to join us this Saturday, January 18th for a Member Appreciation Morning with polar bears Cranbeary and Kova from 9-11am! Buy or renew your …
Spring Break and Summer Adventure Camps — The Alaska Zoo
These outdoor education experiences with zoo animals and educators will make lasting impressions on campers ages 6-10. Each camp includes behind-the-scenes visits with …
Zoo Gift Shop - The Alaska Zoo
We now carry handmade wool items from the Snow Leopard Trust! These items are made by families living in Mongolia near snow leopard habitat. By earning a living making and selling …