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Des Moines, Iowa
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The Blank Park Zoo is one of the few zoos in the United States that houses the endangered Amur tiger, known for its impressive size and striking orange coat.
The zoo actively participates in the Species Survival Plan, a program designed to manage and conserve threatened or endangered species in zoos and aquariums.
Visitors can experience the 'Kids Kingdom,' an interactive area where children can learn about and interact with farm animals.
Blank Park Zoo offers a variety of educational programs and camps for children and adults, focusing on wildlife conservation and environmental stewardship.
The African Boardwalk exhibit features animals such as giraffes, zebras, and ostriches, providing a glimpse into the diverse wildlife of the African savanna.
Blank Park Zoo supports international conservation projects, including efforts to protect the critically endangered black rhinoceros in Africa.
Visitors can participate in special tours that provide a closer look at animal care and the daily operations of the zoo.
Blank Park Zoo was established in 1966 and has since grown to become a key attraction in Des Moines, offering a wide range of animal exhibits and educational programs.
