Animal training, feeding, demonstrations, keeper talks—something is always happening at the Zoo.
The National Zoo's Amazonia Science Gallery (ASG) is an 8,000-square-foot experimental science education and outreach center that brings visitors into the day-to-day world of scientific research and the people who do it.
These fun and educational activities can be printed and used during your visit to the Zoo.
Most areas are staffed with volunteer interpreters who can enhance your experience with artifacts, animal feedings, and special informal programs. Look for a blue FONZ volunteer shirt and name tag.
Events that celebrate animals, cultures, and Zoo science provide unique, hands-on learning opportunities for the general public throughout the year.