What You Can Do
Recycle your old cell phone, revise your grocery list, or listen to frogs (yep, you read that right)—they’re all small ways you can make a huge difference in the natural world.
Gorillas on the Line...Answer the Call!
Through Sept. 24, you're invited to join our global mobile phone recycling challenge. Our collective goal: 20,000 devices recycled to help save gorillas in the wild!
Be Informed, Buy Informed.
We as consumers can make informed purchasing choices that can change the course of wildlife trafficking. Put simply, if we don't buy it, they'll stop selling it.
Become a Citizen Scientist
Help researchers improve the planet by observing nature and reporting your findings.
The Palm Oil Crisis
Palm oil plantations threaten the habitats of orangutans, tigers, and more. How can you help? Look in your grocery cart.
Protect Endangered Species
From planting native species in your backyard, to buying "smart" souvenirs, check out our tips and resources for how you can help protect endangered species.
Quarters for Conservation
Cast your vote for a conservation project for the Zoo to support.
Reduce Plastic Pollution
Each year, at least 8 million tons of plastics leak into the ocean. Let's turn the tide of plastic pollution through simple everyday changes that make a big impact.
Shop the Frog
Look for the frog symbol on your purchases to be sure they're Rainforest Alliance Certified™ .
Join the Plastic Free July EcoChallenge
Become part of the global movement to reduce and refuse single-use plastics!
Water Conservation
Learn simple ways that you can help protect our planet’s most precious resource.
Hang up on deforestation –recycle your old cell phone at the Zoo
We've teamed up with Eco-Cell, a company which provides a “No Landfill” electronics recycling program.
