San Francisco Zoo Breaks Ground on California Wildlife Exhibit
San Francisco Zoo Breaks Ground on California Wildlife Exhibit
San Francisco, CA – The San Francisco Zoo broke ground today on its new California Wildlife Exhibit, which will showcase native species and educate visitors about conservation efforts in the state. The $30 million project is set to open in late 2025.
“This exhibit will highlight the incredible biodiversity of California and inspire action to protect it,” said Zoo Director Emily Ramirez. Featured animals will include mountain lions, bald eagles, and endangered amphibians.
The project received widespread support from conservation groups and local families, many of whom look forward to engaging educational programs tied to the exhibit.
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