EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — The El Paso Zoo and Botanical Gardens is throwing an Earth Day celebration packed with animals, activities and hands-on fun.
The Earth Day party will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, April 25 at the El Paso Zoo, 4001 E. Paisano.
This year’s theme, “Earth Day Action: Saving Wildlife Together,” brings the global spirit of Earth Day to life in the Borderland, the City said in a news release.
Guests can explore the zoo, see animals up close, and learn how everyday actions can help protect wildlife and the environment.
“We’re committed to connecting people to nature in fun and meaningful ways,” said El Paso Zoo and Botanical Gardens Interim Director Gary Lunsford. “Here on the U.S.-Mexico border, we have a unique opportunity to share important conservation stories and encourage our community to be part of the solution.”
Visitors can also enjoy interactive booths hosted by community partners, including the Centennial Museum, El Paso Water, Frontera Land Alliance, and others. Booths will be located near endangered animal habitats, giving guests and opportunity to learn more about conservation efforts taking place locally and around the world.
In addition, guests can support wildlife conservation while visiting the zoo by rounding up their purchases at checkout or making a direct donation online.
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About the El Paso Zoo and Botanical Gardens
Spanning 35 acres, the zoo is home to more than 220 animal species, including many that are critically endangered. The zoo is dedicated to inspiring a love for animals and nature while encouraging conservation and connection with the natural world.
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