Address3000 S 2nd Ave Pocatello, Idaho

General Admission Programs

Discovery Stations

These mobile interactive interpretive talks with an educator provides more details about our animals and the species they represent. Check the Daily Programs Board in the Main Admissions Building or check our Facebook Page for program schedules.
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Keeper Chats

Come chat with one of our keepers about animal care details, stories about individual animals and what its really like to be a zookeeper here at Zoo Idaho. Check the Daily Programs Board in the Main Admissions Building or check our Facebook Page for program schedules.
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Live Feeding Presentations

Our scheduled live feeding presentations will give you a chance to hear an educator discuss what the animals are eating and how they get their food. Check the Daily Programs Board in the Main Admissions Building or check our Facebook Page for program schedules.
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Storytime

Our educators love to tell a good story, geared for ages 4-8, story time is a great way to connect to some of the animals at our zoo. Check the Daily Programs Board in the Main Admissions Building or check our Facebook Page for program schedules.
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Backpack Scavenger Hunt

Zoo Idaho's Backpack Scavenger Hunt has a little bit of everything for anyone wanting to know more about our animals and the local Pocatello area. First up is our Scavenger Hunt, where participants will use their observational skills to check off the boxes. Encounters come quickly. Can you keep up? The Rocks, Roots and Ridges Scavenger Hunt features things unique to Pocatello. Test your knowledge to see if you are a true Poky! The pack also contains markers, crayons and a little notebook to add artwork doodles or comments about the zoo. Our free Backpack Scavenger Hunt can be checked out and returned to the Gift Shop. Completed correct scavenger hunts are eligible to receive a cool wildlife sticker.
Zoo Idaho's Mission

CONSERVATION AND EDUCATION
Zoo Idaho is dedicated to preserving intermountain west wildlife and habitat through conservation and education.

REHABILITATION OF NON-RELEASABLE WILDLIFE
The zoo provides a home for non-releasable wildlife that would otherwise struggle to survive in the wild. This helps in maintaining biodiversity and preventing the unnecessary loss of animal lives.

PARTNERSHIP WITH IDAHO FISH AND GAME
The collaboration with Idaho Fish and Game ensures that Zoo Idaho is aligned with state wildlife management efforts, contributing to the overall well-being of Idaho’s wildlife.