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Happy Hollow Park & Zoo, in partnership with Happy Hollow Foundation, supports critical research projects that protect and preserve wildlife and wild places around the world. Since 2015, the Happy Hollow Quarters for Conservation program has worked with dozens of individuals and organizations to further research, expand conservation impact, share knowledge and engage local communities. Applications are open for the 2024 grant cycle through Sunday, March 31.
Learn MoreYou're officially invited to attend Danny's Birthday! Danny is turning 63 this year and the celebration will take place on Wednesday, March 27 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. 🎁 There will be bubble entertainment featuring Miss Molly Bubbles, dragon crafts and of course, the chance to sing Happy Birthday to Danny the Dragon 🎂🐲 Save the date! 🥳
The jaguar and red panda habitats are undergoing renovations that include replacing poles that are supporting the netting surrounding the habitats. For their safety and comfort, both the jaguar and red pandas have been moved to behind-the-scenes enclosures for the duration of the maintenance. The project is currently expected to go until mid-April or May. Follow Happy Hollow's Social Media for updates.
Happy Hollow InstagramHere’s your opportunity to become a backyard beekeeper! Steve Demkowski, owner of Willow Glen Honey and resident beekeeper at Happy Hollow Park & Zoo is offering beekeeping workshops throughout the year. Beekeeping & Beyond Workshops are an opportunity to learn about bees in an intimate, hands-on class setting. This is a 2-hour, hands-on workshop at Happy Hollow's on-site apiary.
Learn MoreIf you’ve visited Happy Hollow Park & Zoo since 2015, you’ve helped support the conservation of wildlife just by purchasing an admission ticket or membership. In 2023, Happy Hollow awarded a total of $50,000 in grants to four conservation organizations spread across the world doing impactful work toward the conservation of macaws, African lions, highly trafficked wildlife like pangolins, and Asian elephants.
Happy Hollow Foundation's annual report celebrates another year of partnership with Happy Hollow Park & Zoo! Please enjoy reading all the ways our community of donors supports our shared mission of promoting conservation, education and play.
Annual ReportLearn together at the zoo! Using animal related topics, help your little one learn the basics, like ABC’s, counting and general motor skills. The next Tales for Tots class is this Friday, Jan. 26 at 10 a.m. This week's theme, Om Nom Omnivores, is part of the Zoo Chefs series. Watch out, they eat everything! 🦔 Omnivores eat the meat and snap at the plants just the same. These eaters have a bigger menu to choose from. Learn more about this class and others in the link below.
Happy Hollow Foundation is a non-profit organization, established in 1958 and dedicated to advocating, supporting and enhancing Happy Hollow Park & Zoo.
SUPPORT HAPPY HOLLOWConservation and sustainability are at the heart of all programs, exhibits, activities and operations at Happy Hollow.
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