Connect. Inspire. Conserve.
Assiniboine Park Zoo has emerged as a leader in environmental education, research, and wildlife conservation.
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Plant Profile: Vegetables in the Greenhouse
The Assiniboine Park greenhouses are currently home to a varied collection of vegetable plants including tomatoes, peppers, Turkish eggplant, onions, potatoes, and a variety of herbs.
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The Park Café: Meet Chef Mike
For close to a decade, Mike has been a valued and influential member of the Assiniboine Park Conservancy’s culinary team and this spring, he has taken on new responsibility as the Head Chef at the Park Café.
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Creature Feature: Nubian Goat
Nubian goats are easily recognizable thanks to their long, floppy ears.
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How Glitter and Poop Help Us Study Polar Bears
Here at Assiniboine Park Zoo, the polar bears in our care assist in scientific research simply by pooping!
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The Leaf: Spotlight on the Wollemi Pine
Tucked inside the greenhouse at Assiniboine Park is a collection of trees that are rare and remarkable. Often called the dinosaur tree, the Wollemi Pine was thought to be extinct for two million years.
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Plant Profile: Hibiscus
The National Garden Bureau has declared 2021 to be the “Year of the Hardy Hibiscus”, and at Assiniboine Park and Zoo we can’t wait to celebrate this vibrant flower all year long.
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