MAP & GUIDE - Woodland Park Zoo
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MAP & GUIDE AT THE ZOO... CHAPERONES: All students (grades preK–12) must be accompanied by an adult while on the zoo grounds in the ratio of one adult for every six students. EMERGENCIES, LOST & FOUND, FIRST AID: If you become separated from your group or have an emergency, contact Guest Services in the South or West Entrance Plazas, or ask for help from uniformed zoo staff. HAVE A SAFE AND RESPECTFUL ZOO VISIT We want your students to have a fun and productive visit. We also want to ensure that our animals and other guests are not disturbed. You are responsible for your students’ behavior. Please remind students about appropriate behavior required during your visit. 1. Stay with adult chaperone and your group at all times. 2. Stay on marked paths and areas. 3. Do not throw food or objects into the exhibits. 4. Do not tap on glass or otherwise stress the animals. 5. Be quiet near exhibits. 6. Use recycling, compost and waste containers throughout the zoo. QUARTERS FOR CONSERVATION Woodland Park Zoo is committed to wildlife conservation projects that also protect habitats and bring benefits to people. Each token represents 25 cents of the zoo entry fee; we use that 25 cents to strengthen our commitment to field conservation projects in the Pacific Northwest and around the world. Your token tells us which projects you care about most! 1. Pick up your free tokens (one for each person in your group) at Guest Services (found at either entrance) using your chaperone sticker. 2. Explore the zoo and learn about our field conservation projects. 3. Vote for the project each of you cares about most by putting your tokens in the kiosk. To learn more about conservation projects, please visit: www.zoo.org/quarters VOTE SAVING WILDLIFE! + = ZOOPARENT ADOPTIONS FOR GROUPS Do you care about our zoo animals and their wild friends? Become a ZooParent! Adopt an animal as a classroom or group and support the conservation of one of the many important species that Woodland Park Zoo works to conserve. For more information, visit www.zoo.org/education/conservation WHAT TO DO AT THE ZOO There’s lots to see and do during your visit! Please check the daily activities kiosk near the entrance for the most up-to-date program schedule. QUESTIONS TO ENCOURAGE STUDENT EXPLORATION The questions below can encourage students to make observations and think like scientists. The questions do not have a right answer, but are open to many different student responses. • What do you see/notice/observe? • What do you wonder about it? • What does it remind you of? • How might you explain that? • Tell me more about that… • What makes you say that? • What’s your evidence for that? • What else do you know about this? • How could we learn more? Updated January 2020
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MAP & GUIDE
AT THE ZOO... CHAPERONES: All students (grades preK–12) must be accompanied by an adult while on the zoo grounds in the ratio of one adult for every six students.
EMERGENCIES, LOST & FOUND, FIRST AID: If you become separated from your group or have an emergency, contact Guest Services in the South or West Entrance Plazas, or ask for help from uniformed zoo staff.
HAVE A SAFE AND RESPECTFUL ZOO VISITWe want your students to have a fun and productive visit. We also want to ensure that our animals and other guests are not disturbed. You are responsible for your students’ behavior. Please remind students about appropriate behavior required during your visit.
1. Stay with adult chaperone and your group at all times.
2. Stay on marked paths and areas.
3. Do not throw food or objects into the exhibits.
4. Do not tap on glass or otherwise stress the animals.
5. Be quiet near exhibits.
6. Use recycling, compost and waste containers throughout the zoo.
QUARTERS FOR CONSERVATIONWoodland Park Zoo is committed to wildlife conservation projects that also protect habitats and bring benefits to people. Each token represents 25 cents of the zoo entry fee; we use that 25 cents to strengthen our commitment to field conservation projects in the Pacific Northwest and around the world. Your token tells us which projects you care about most!
1. Pick up your free tokens (one for each person in your group) at Guest Services (found at either entrance) using your chaperone sticker.
2. Explore the zoo and learn about our field conservation projects.
3. Vote for the project each of you cares about most by putting your tokens in the kiosk.
To learn more about conservation projects, please visit: www.zoo.org/quarters
VOTE SAVING WILDLIFE!+ =
ZOOPARENT ADOPTIONS FOR GROUPSDo you care about our zoo animals and their wild friends? Become a ZooParent! Adopt an animal as a classroom or group and support the conservation of one of the many important species that Woodland Park Zoo works to conserve.
For more information, visit www.zoo.org/education/conservation
WHAT TO DO AT THE ZOOThere’s lots to see and do during your visit! Please check the daily activities kiosk near the entrance for the most up-to-date program schedule.
QUESTIONS TO ENCOURAGE STUDENT EXPLORATIONThe questions below can encourage students to make observations and think like scientists. The questions do not have a right answer, but are open to many different student responses.
• What do you see/notice/observe?
• What do you wonder about it?
• What does it remind you of?
• How might you explain that?
• Tell me more about that…
• What makes you say that?
• What’s your evidence for that?
• What else do you know about this?
• How could we learn more?
Updated January 2020
Building Closed(Limited outdoor seating available)
WOODLAND PARK ZOO
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Guest Services / Emergency: 206.548.2604
Restroom
Picnic Area /Food Parking LotDrinking
FountainGuest Services First Aid
Quarters for Conservation
Outdoor Nature Play Space
You Are HereEach of our big orange directional signs has a letter in the lower right corner. Match those to the letters on your map to pinpoint your location.
ASEATTLE SENSORY GARDEN
Bus Loading
BIRD EXPERIENCE
The zoo is
smoke-free!
Thank you for not smoking or vaping.
Coming Soon...
LIVING NORTHWEST TRAILPathway will periodically close.
Animals may be intermittently off view.
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WEST WOODLAND PARK PLAYGROUND
WAR MEMORIAL PUBLIC PARK
WOODLAND PARK ROSE GARDEN
HISTORIC CAROUSEL
WILDLIFE THEATER
BeechGrove AFRICAN
VILLAGE
Bank of America
Commons
Picnic Shelter
ZOOMAZIUM
Alvord BROADLEAF
THEATER
Molbak’s BUTTERFLY GARDEN
(Closed Seasonally)
WEST ENTRANCE
SOUTH ENTRANCE
FAMILY FARMpresented by
Smith Brothers Farms
Tiger
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Jaguar
Flamingo
Red Panda
Maned Wolf
White-naped Crane
Red-crowned Crane
JerseySteer
SheepGoat
Kunekune Pig
Partula Snail
Habitat Discovery
Loop
Backyard Habitat
Red Ruffed Lemur
Ring-tailed Lemur
Colobus Monkey
Patas Monkey
Hippo
Gazelle
Meerkat
Siamang
Orangutan
Python
Emu
Wolf Elk
Steller’s Sea Eagle
Mountain Goat
River Otter
BrownBear
Porcupine
Great Gray Owl
Wallaroo/Wallaby
Tapir
François’ Langur
Komodo Dragon
Ostrich
Zebra
Warty Pig
SAVANNAAVIARY
ASIAN AVIARY
ADAPTATIONS
CONSERVATIONAVIARY
WETLANDS
Giraffe
Warthog
Sloth Bear
Penguin
AsianSmall-clawed
Otter
Snow Leopard
DAY EXHIBIT(Closed)
Taiga ViewingTundra
Center
Guest Services Education
Center
Guest Services
ZooStore
ZooStore
BUG WORLD
AFRICANSAVANNA
TEMPERATE FOREST
BANYAN WILDSTROPICAL ASIA
TROPICAL RAIN FOREST
Microsoft Pollinator
Patio
WILLAWONG STATION
Frog
Bus loading
TRAIL OF VINESTROPICAL ASIA
ASSAM RHINO RESERVE
TROPICAL ASIA
Greater One-horned RhinocerosDemoiselle
CranePEACOCK
PLAZA
Pudu
Great Blue
Turaco
Gather + Graze Café
Ducks Geese
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