Each year, the Seneca Park Zoo Society makes grants to conservation organizations around the globe that are working to save wildlife in wild places. In 2015, grants totaling more than $70,000 were distributed to organizations working on behalf of orangutans, lemurs, polar bears, African penguins, snow leopards, elephants, and more.
Zoo staff are actively involved regionally and internationally in efforts to reverse extinction, from lake sturgeon and Eastern Massasauga Rattlesnakes to Bornean orangutans and African penguins.
Part of our mission is to ensure our guests and our community members have access to the latest information about conservation efforts and species survival. Visiting the Zoo, following us on Facebook and Twitter, and signing up for eNooz will help keep you informed and empowered.