Calling all scouts, youth groups, homeschool co-ops, or any other group! Bring the world of wildlife into your next get together our array of exciting new virtual programming. We can’t wait to connect with you!
IN-PERSON
Girl Scouts (of all ages) and their families are invited to the Louisville Zoo.
Private Experience for Your Troop
Date and cost TBD on an individual basis
If your troop is interested in a day at the zoo reach out to Education Department via email and get connected with an educator who can help you curate a customized 2 hour program! Your program cost will include parking, full-day general admission, a 30-to-60-minute classroom experience, and an animal experience. Your zoo educator will help you design a program that fits your schedule and your goals as a troop. Cost will be determined based on program needs.
For more information, email zooeducation@louisvilleky.gov
VIRTUAL
Conservation AND Conversations
Dates: Final Wednesday of each month in 2024
Virtual sessions: Check dates for times. Sessions on Google Meet
Recordings available for registered participants upon request.
In-person sessions: 6:30 – 7:30 p.m. ET (location: LFPL Branch Meeting Room unless otherwise notified)
Cost: FREE
Free Online Reservation
Connect with the Zoo as we critically explore a variety of environmental and conservation topics. Each month we will meet and discuss a conservation topic that falls under one of two larger environmental education themes, Global Climate Change and Ecology. Participants will receive background information and further learning resources for each topic and are invited to participate in a series of 60-minute discussions with Zoo educators. Each conversation will provide an overview of the topic, share connections with your Louisville Zoo, and give recommendations for further learning on the topic. Some conversations will focus on in-person book discussion related to the topic and others will feature virtual discussions and include guest experts! Join the conversation as we engage community members of all ages about topics that are affecting the way we live in Louisville and how people live around the globe.
Each session is designed to work with the others to increase participants comfort with and knowledge of conservation and natural science topics. Participants can register once and receive regular emails from the program coordinator updating them on meeting times, giving topic overviews, and providing further learning resources. There is no obligation to attend every meeting and participants can opt out of the email list at any time.
Registered participants will receive the opportunity to guide the conversation by sending in questions in advance, suggesting topics, and will receive access to recordings of the virtual sessions.