Construction on Elephant Lands, our exciting new elephant habitat, is starting soon. Elephant Lands features dynamic habitats that give our elephants more choices that ever before...
Community overwhelmingly favors Lily as name in online voting. Last week, Oregon Zoo elephant keepers submitted five names for a public vote, Lily along with four others...
The outpouring of love from our community over the last few days has been particularly moving. Thank you for coming directly to the source for accurate information about Rose-Tu's calf. Here are some answers to your questions:...
Rose-Tu and baby are doing really well today. The baby is trotting around the stall with Rose-Tu showing lots of energy and vigor. The staff gave mom and baby an opportunity to see her big brother Samudra and touch trunks...
The newest addition to the Oregon Zoo elephant herd is doing phenomenal and has bonded well so far to Rose-Tu. She is moving around well, is quite bold and is already exploring her new environment...
Excitement over the arrival of a new baby elephant was dampened today as Oregon Zoo staff made the difficult decision to euthanize Coco the chimpanzee, one of the zoo's most beloved long-term residents.
"Coco was beloved to staff, volunteers and visitors," said curator Jenni...
When schools close for winter break, release your children into the wilds of the Oregon Zoo! The Oregon Zoo's Winter break camp program –running Dec. 18-21, Dec. 27-28, and Jan...
The long wait is over. Rose-Tu, an 18-year-old Asian elephant, gave birth to a 300-pound female calf at the Oregon Zoo at 2:17 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 30. “We’re all delighted at the arrival of Rose-Tu’s new calf,” said Kim Smith, Oregon Zoo director...
