North Carolina Zoo to Host Indigenous Powwow
The North Carolina Zoo and Botanical Gardens will host an American Indian Powwow at its Solar Pointe picnic area this weekend.
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The North Carolina Zoo and Botanical Gardens will host an American Indian Powwow at its Solar Pointe picnic area this weekend.
Diane Villa is named the North Carolina Zoo's Interim Director.
The North Carolina Zoo is grieving the loss of Leia, a 15-year-old giraffe, who has been a beloved part of the Zoo family since 2010. Leia passed away on Tuesday, July 15, 2025.
The N.C. Department of Natural and Cultural Resources announces the passing of Pat Simmons, Director & CEO of the North Carolina Zoo, on July 14, 2025.
The North Carolina Zoo is launching a new mobile app, now available for free download on both Apple and Android devices. Designed to support guests of all ages and abilities, the app is available in English and Spanish, offering an engaging, inclusive way to experience the world’s largest natural habitat zoo.
The North Carolina Zoo (Zoo) in Asheboro has officially been named America’s “Best Zoo” according to Newsweek’s 2025 Readers’ Choice Awards. The Zoo preserved its spot on the leaderboard after previously claiming the top spot in the nationwide contest in 2024.
The North Carolina Zoo is now accredited as a botanical garden by Botanic Gardens Conservation International.
Residents from counties in the direct path of Hurricane Helene can receive discounted entry to the North Carolina Zoo through Dec. 24.
The North Carolina Zoo recently welcomed a new Hamadryas baboon, Winnie, on June 16.