The Maryland Zoo will be closed to the public on Saturday, August 29, for a private event.
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Sandhill Crane Now on Exhibit
The Maryland Zoo is happy to announce the addition of a young sandhill crane to The Maryland Wilderness Marsh Aviary. “Garrett” is approximately 18 months old and was ...
Where the Wild Things Art 2016
“Where the Wild Things Art” sip and paint nights are back at The Maryland Zoo for 2016! You are guaranteed to get in touch with your creative side as the host artist guides you ...
2016 Member Mornings
It’s a special benefit for Zoo members like you! Join us at the Zoo for Member Mornings in 2016. It’s your chance to arrive early and start your visit with free rides ...
Zoo Zoom 2015 Race Results
Congratulations to all the runners who participated in this year’s Zoo Zoom 8K! Your run helped support the Zoo and the animals. The Zoo is a nonprofit organization ...
Polar Bear Denning Update
In early October, the Zoo announced that you might not be able to see female polar bear Anoki on exhibit for a few months due to denning season. (You can catch up on what denning ...
First Penguin Chicks of 2015 Season Hatch
The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore is happy to announce the arrival of two African penguin chicks – the first chicks to hatch during the 2015-2016 breeding season at Penguin Coast ...
Giving ZooDay
WHAT IS GIVING ZooDay? We have a day for giving thanks. We have two for getting deals. Now, we have #GivingTuesday, a global day dedicated to giving back. On Tuesday, ...
New Chapter For Leia The Lioness
Later this month The Maryland Zoo will say goodbye to young lioness Leia, who along with her sibling Luke, was born here in October 2013. Leia will be joining a new pride of lions ...
The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore Recognized with Prestigious Bean Award
http://youtu.be/_wpr9a3Yrkg The Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) today announced that The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore has been recognized with Significant Achievement for ...
Polar Bear Denning
Update: Read an update from inside the den here. If you visit the Zoo this fall/winter you may find yourself saying, “where’s the bear?” Well, we have the answer ...