Louisville Zoo

Louisville Zoo is a Kentucky state zoo and non-profit organization. It has more than 1,100 animals in 130 acres of natural settings covering zoogeographic zones, different ecosystems, and special education. They provide excellent animal care, visitor experience, and leadership in conservation education. The zoo also has concessions and catering services, several playgrounds, numerous gift shops, rides, and attractions like the conservation carousel, splash park, zoo adventure ropes courses, and zoo trams. The zoo is committed to providing Zoo animals with stimulating conditions to promote their well-being and improve their quality of life. On a 1,4 mile trail, tourists can enjoy over 2,000 intricate lanterns in 65 larger-than-life scenes. The Louisville Zoo provides 12 months of memorable adventures for members. Gift cards and e-gift membership options are available. The Species Survival Plan is the AZA’s cooperative breeding and conservation program.