Saving The Earth

The Zoo’s commitment to conservation is clearly demonstrated through its global science and wildlife conservation programs, its sustainable approach to the management of its facilities, and its dedication to education and public engagement in science and conservation at its exhibits. The Zoo strives to inspire a passion for nature and save wildlife for future generations.

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Lindner Center for Conservation and Research of Endangered Wildlife (CREW)

CREW is the Zoo’s state-of-the-art research facility that is dedicated to Saving Species with Science®. Learn More >

Saving Animals

The Zoo is involved in dozens of conservation projects that are helping to save endangered species such as the Sumatran rhino and cheetah. Learn More >

Saving Plants

Plants can be endangered, too, and the Zoo works to help protect a variety of species such as the African violet and the four-petal paw paw. Learn More >

Saving Species

Recycling cell phones reduces mining for coltan, an ore used in cell phones, in gorilla habitat and raises money for the Zoo’s Conservation Fund. We are working hard to collect more cell phones that any other Zoo. Learn More >

Going Green

The Zoo is going green, and you can, too! Learn More >

Wild Research

A partnership between the Zoo and Miami University, Wild Research aims to deepen public engagement in science and conservation at the Zoo. Learn More >

You Can Help Save the Earth

Each and every one of us can make a difference whether by donating time or money to conservation organizations or by making some simple changes to our everyday lives. Here are some tips to get you started. We can work together to protect the planet!