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Our new exhibit, Predators of the Serengeti featuring lions, wild dogs and other African carnivores galore, is now open. Don't miss this incredible new part of Oregon Zoo!
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2010 Events Calendar |
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PRINCE & PRINCESS PARTY: FROG CONSERVATION BALL
Sunday, March 14
10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
 Come one, come all, to the Frog Conservation Ball! BYOT (Bring Your Own Tiara) to celebrate Amphibian Conservation Day! Whether a kid or just a kid-at-heart, all are encouraged to dress up in honor of the DVD release for Disney's "Princess & the Frog." Come as your favorite prince, princess or amphibian. Radio Disney, MrsP.com, BES and Portland Parks will be here along with crafts, games, enchanted fairy 'tails' and froggy fun.
Frog kissing is optional, but having a hopping good time is a must!
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THE LUCK OF THE IRISH - ANIMAL ENRICHMENT
Wednesday, March 17
10:30 a.m.
 Shamrocks, pots of gold and rainbows will be scattered throughout the zoo's new Predators of the Serengeti exhibit, as St. Patrick's Day themed enrichment is provided for lions, wild dogs and cheetahs. Bring your camera!
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DINE AND DISCOVER
Wednesday, March 17
6 p.m.
 Spend a fascinating evening with the Zoo's animal experts as you dine on a delicious multi-course meal specially crafted by Chef Paul Warner.
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TRAVEL GLOBAL, STAY LOCAL
SPRING BREAK AT THE OREGON ZOO
Monday, March 22 - Friday, April 2
9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Did you know you can tour the world at the Oregon Zoo? From the Great Northwest to the plains of the Serengeti, you can see it all in a day without ever showing your passport. Enrichment and keeper talks are scheduled at various exhibits throughout spring break.
Hop Around Asia
Weekdays
10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Hop, leap, climb and crawl through Asia as you meet native animals on our giant National Geographic map.
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 Thanks for voting for your favorite zoo Web video!
In honor of Sunday's Academy Awards, we asked for your input for favorite zoo Web video and you voted! And the winner of the Packy award goes to...
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WE HAVE A NEW DIRECTOR!
Kim Smith, formerly the VP of Animal Care at the Brookfield Zoo in Chicago, has assumed the reins of the Oregon Zoo. Smith has an exceptional reputation in the zoo world and a great track record in conservation action, strategic planning and overseeing capital construction projects. Read more.
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