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Skip Links Resources For: Scientists Students Educators Partners Magazine & News Zoo Map Contact English▼X 简体中文 English Polski Español Search Visit Visit Masks are encouraged indoors. In accordance with City mandates, masks are no longer required. To support animal health, the zoo does encourage guests to make the individual decision to wear a mask. Hours Open Every Day: 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Hours & Location The zoo is open 365 days a year, and entry is always free. Zoo Map An interactive digital map of all things at the zoo, covering all 49 acres. Shopping & Dining Hours, availability, and information about the Gift Shop and dining options. Accessibility The zoo was designed with everyone in mind. See specific accessibility information, policies, and procedures for zoo visitors.  Things to Do There’s always something fun to do at the zoo. Explore our daily activities, experiences, and attractions. Guest Guidelines Creating a safe, welcoming space for all is a responsibility for everyone. Visitor FAQs Answers to the most common questions about visiting the zoo.  Animals & Gardens Animals & Gardens Hundreds of animal and plant species live at the zoo—from lemurs to lizards, flora to fauna. All Animals & Exhibits We are home to nearly 200 species. Explore all the animals at the zoo and learn about their specially designed habitats.  All Plants & Gardens Discover the natural plant ecosystems—filled with beautiful flowers, trees, and other flora—across the zoo. Animal Care & Welfare Learn about the zoo's commitment to advancing animal care and welfare. Conservation & Science Conservation & Science Science happens here. Learn about our greater commitment to wildlife conservation. Take Action With Us Want to protect wildlife? Join the zoo in our efforts, locally and globally.  Science Projects Learn about ongoing research conducted at the zoo and around the world.  Scientific Collaboration Work with us to further your research ideas.  Youth Programs Youth Programs Learning is one of our biggest initiatives. Explore our many programs dedicated to inspiring passion for wildlife. Zoo Camps Seasonal camps, for grades preK–8, where exploring wildlife happens every day.   Zoo Investigations Students confront the real-life, science-based challenges that zookeepers and researchers face every day. Plan a Field Trip Tips and tricks to enhance your classroom’s zoo visit. Partners in Fieldwork This free, school year-long program engages middle and high school youth in research activities that support the work of Lincoln Park Zoo’s Urban Wildlife Institute. About the Zoo About the Zoo Everything we do is rooted in our mission: to connect people with nature. Our History Founded in 1868, Lincoln Park Zoo is among the most established zoos in the country.  Our Experts Meet our team of zoo scientists and staff, who work to protect wildlife each and every day.  Community Engagement Explore the zoo’s work with the greater Chicagoland community. Leadership Learn about our boards, which empower the zoo to protect wildlife each and every day.  Join Our Team Find open positions and discover what it means to work with the Lincoln Park Zoo team.  Volunteer Join our team of volunteers and help us further our mission.  Vendor Opportunities We enjoy the support of our local community and make every effort to reciprocate that support with Chicagoland businesses. Join & Give Join & Give The zoo is free and open to everyone because of your support. Find out how you can contribute. The Pride of Chicago  With your help, we have successfully concluded The Pride of Chicago capital campaign with over $143 million raised from more than 700 contributors. Become a Member Join our membership community and receive benefits, including free parking, souvenir discounts, and invitations to special events. Donor Clubs Get access to exclusive events, experiences, and benefits beyond standard membership. ADOPT an Animal Support world-class care for your favorite species. Wish List Purchase an enrichment item for an animal at the zoo and make their day a little more special. Corporate Partners Become an official partner by investing in the zoo, the community, and our greater ecosystem.  Foundations & Grants Fund a program of your choice, from saving species to connecting communities. Dedication & Tribute Opportunities Celebrate a loved one, a special occasion, or your own love for the zoo. Planned Giving Dedicate a portion of your finances or estate to supporting our mission. Calendar & Events Calendar & Events The zoo hosts dozens of events every year for families, adults, and members. Did you know you can rent the zoo for your own private event? Learn MoreFeatured Events May 31 and June 7Family Nights June 5Run for the Zoo 2022 Saturdays, June 11 & 25, July 9 & 30, August 13 & 27Campout at the Zoo July 15, 2022Zoo Ball: Birds of Paradise Donate Visit Animals & Gardens Conservation & Science Youth Programs About the Zoo Join & Give Calendar & Events Magazine & News Zoo Map Contact English▼X 简体中文 English Polski Español Search Resources For: Scientists Students Educators Partners Donate Go BackVisitVisitMasks are encouraged indoors. In accordance with City mandates, masks are no longer required. To support animal health, the zoo does encourage guests to make the individual decision to wear a mask. Hours & Location Zoo Map Shopping & Dining Accessibility Things to Do Guest Guidelines Visitor FAQsHoursStandard Hours:Open Every Day: 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Go BackAnimals & GardensAnimals & GardensHundreds of animal and plant species live at the zoo—from lemurs to lizards, flora to fauna. All Animals & Exhibits All Plants & Gardens Animal Care & Welfare Go BackConservation & ScienceConservation & ScienceScience happens here. Learn about our greater commitment to wildlife conservation. Take Action With Us Science Projects Scientific Collaboration Go BackYouth ProgramsYouth ProgramsLearning is one of our biggest initiatives. Explore our many programs dedicated to inspiring passion for wildlife. Zoo Camps Zoo Investigations Plan a Field Trip Partners in Fieldwork Go BackAbout the ZooAbout the ZooEverything we do is rooted in our mission: to connect people with nature. Our History Our Experts Community Engagement Leadership Join Our Team Volunteer Vendor Opportunities Go BackJoin & GiveJoin & GiveThe zoo is free and open to everyone because of your support. Find out how you can contribute. Become a Member Donor Clubs ADOPT an Animal Wish List Corporate Partners Foundations & Grants Dedication & Tribute Opportunities Planned GivingThe Pride of Chicago  With your help, we have successfully concluded The Pride of Chicago capital campaign with over $143 million raised from more than 700 contributors. Go BackCalendar & EventsCalendar & EventsThe zoo hosts dozens of events every year for families, adults, and members.Featured Events May 31 and June 7Family Nights June 5Run for the Zoo 2022 Saturdays, June 11 & 25, July 9 & 30, August 13 & 27Campout at the Zoo July 15, 2022Zoo Ball: Birds of Paradise Did you know you can rent the zoo for your own private event? Learn More AlertBird exhibits are closed due to nationwide concerns about avian influenza. Learn More Masks are strongly encouraged in animal buildings to protect the individuals in our care.We use cookies to help improve your experience on our website and to analyze site usage. By clicking “Accept” or continuing to use this site, you agree to us setting these cookies. You can disable these at any time. Read our privacy policy and cookie policy to learn more. Accept Learn More Today at the Zoo Today at the Zoo AlertBird exhibits are closed due to nationwide concerns about avian influenza. Learn More Masks are strongly encouraged in animal buildings to protect the individuals in our care.Today at the ZooLincoln Park Zoo Is OpenNo reservations are needed. Learn MoreHoursOpen Every Day 10 a.m.-5 p.m.Buildings Animal buildings are open but may close periodically for cleaning and/or maintenance. Bird exhibits are closed due to nationwide concerns about avian influenza. Learn More Attractions Lionel Train Adventure is open. AT&T Endangered Species Carousel is open.Dining Select restaurants and concessions are open 11 a.m.–2:30 p.m. daily.Zoo MembersMembers get great perks like free or discounted parking, savings on souvenirs and events, and special member-only dates and programs.Not a member? JOIN TODAYMake a DonationPlan a Private EventVisit our Gift Shop* Visit Masks are encouraged indoorsIn accordance with City mandates, masks are no longer required. The zoo encourages guests to make the individual decision to wear a mask.Plan Your Visit Family Nights at the ZooEnjoy a night of family fun after hours at the zoo! Featuring animal chats, free carousel and train rides, live music, and deals on dinner.Learn More Members Make an ImpactMembers help keep the zoo free while also receiving exclusive benefits, like parking and event discounts, members-only access, and more.Learn More Photos of Animals Affect the Way We ThinkDiscover how photos of animals affect the way we think and actions you can take to mitigate the problem.Learn More Meet our new President & CEO, Dr. Megan RossRead about Dr. Ross’s vision for wildlife, animal welfare, and the zoo.Learn More Plan Your Visit Explore The Map Discover The Animals View Upcoming Events Learn About Youth Programs Creating a Place for Connection In a city where skyscrapers are built every day, Lincoln Park Zoo is dedicated to being the place in Chicago for all things wildlife—where children learn to love animals, where adults rediscover what it’s like to wonder, and where nature isn’t just an escape, but the priority. Work Grounded in Purpose CareAnimal care comes first. It’s why we prioritize individual well-being over everything. With the help of our scientific research team, staff and volunteers work to provide the best animal care and welfare outcomes for each animal.Learn More ConservationThe first step in protecting wildlife populations is learning how; the next step is doing something about it. With one of the largest zoo-based conservation and science programs in the country, we fund, support, and lead research projects locally and globally.Learn More CommunityWe all share one global wildlife community. Through engagement and education, we connect people with nature across the greater Chicagoland area. Our commitment to community here contributes to defending wildlife everywhere.Learn MoreOur Mission in Action View All Science Projects 1 of 3 ProjectThe Goualougo Triangle Ape ProjectZoo researchers monitor great ape behavior, health, and tool use in a mature old growth forest inside the pristine Goualougo Triangle. ProjectThe Urban Wildlife Information NetworkThe Urban Wildlife Information Network works to provide city planners, wildlife managers, and researchers with the tools needed to make cities part of the solution to the biodiversity crisis. ProjectEastern Massasauga Rattlesnake Recovery EffortsHabitat loss has caused this shy species to become endangered through much of its range, including Illinois. Lincoln Park Zoo works with partners across the country to guide its recovery. View All Stories Upcoming Events View All Run for the Zoo 2022June 5 Stay active, connect to nature, and support Lincoln Park Zoo during this critical time—all while staying safe and practicing social distancing in your own community! Campout at the ZooSaturdays, June 11 & 25, July 9 & 30, August 13 & 27 Camp from the comfort of your own home, whether pitching a tent in your backyard or building a fort in your living room. Zoo Ball: Birds of ParadiseJuly 15, 2022 Funds raised from Zoo Ball: Birds of Paradise will be directed toward the present greatest needs for Lincoln Park Zoo, which includes support for animal care, the community, and conservation initiatives. Keep Your Zoo Free 80% of our operating costs are supported by zoo members, donors, and visitors. With your support, we’re proud to say that we’ve kept the zoo free and accessible to everyone for the past 150 years. Together, we can keep it that way. Explore Ways to Support Become a MemberJoin Our Ecosystem Sign up for our weekly newsletter to get news, events, and stories sent straight to your inbox. Employment Volunteer Opportunities Internships Pressroom Shop Private Events Accessibility Statement FAQs Guest Guidelines & Code of Conduct Vendor Opportunities On-grounds Photography Guidelines Commercial Film and Photography Financial Statements Privacy Policy Administration Offices: 2001 North Clark Street • Chicago, IL 60614 • 312-742-2000 Built by Clique Studios