Zoo-Supported Global Conservation Initiatives
One of the keystones of the Indianapolis Zoo's conservation
programming is to support efforts around the world to save
wildlife and wild places that are in danger. The Zoo
support reaches far and wide through its involvement with many
different organizations, researchers, and scientists in the
field whose hard work is helping to preserve these unique
animals and their habitats for future generations. Learn
more about our global conservation initiatives by clicking on
these links:
 African
Wildlife Foundation
Amur Tiger
Conservation Project
Cheetah
Conservation Fund
Dian
Fossey Gorilla Fund International
International Elephant Foundation
International Iguana Foundation
International Rhino Foundation
Madagascar
Fauna Support Group
Polar Bears
International
Tarangire
Elephant Project
 The
Indianapolis Zoo proudly serves as an
Arctic Ambassador
for Polar Bears International. Learn
more about this important conservation organization.
Special:
Dr. Iain Douglas-Hamilton, the 2010
Indianapolis Prize honoree, is partnering with the Mara Elephant
Project to try and save the threatened elephants of the Maasi
Mara, a project also supported by the Indianapolis Zoo.
Watch a
fascinating new video that details the work
of these dedicated individuals who are committed to the
conservation of elephants.
Photo by Jackie Curts
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