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Portland, Oregon
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The Oregon Zoo is home to Packy, who was the first elephant born in the Western Hemisphere in 44 years when he arrived in 1962.
The zoo is actively involved in the conservation of endangered species like the California condor and the Oregon spotted frog.
The zoo features the Washington Park and Zoo Railway, a narrow-gauge railroad that has been operating since 1958.
The zoo has implemented a comprehensive sustainability plan, including solar panels and water conservation measures, to reduce its environmental footprint.
In addition to animals, the Oregon Zoo boasts a diverse collection of over 1,000 plant species, enhancing the natural habitats of its exhibits.
The Elephant Lands exhibit spans 6.25 acres, providing a spacious and enriching environment for its resident elephants.
Founded in 1888, the Oregon Zoo is the oldest zoo west of the Mississippi River.
The Oregon Zoo offers a variety of educational programs and camps for children and adults, focusing on wildlife conservation and environmental stewardship.
