Large cats are beautiful and elusive, mysterious and majestic, full of power and wildness. Join Oakland Zoo Keepers to find out what these cats eat, where they sleep and what they do for fun. Hear about the life of a lion and tiger keeper. Discover the vital role the Oakland Zoo has played in rescuing these cats and what it takes to give these majors predators a humane and healthy forever home.
Thursday, September 20 from 6:30 pm – 9 pm
Zimmer Auditorium. Please park in the Lower Parking Lot and proceed to the Maddie's Center for Science and Education. Pass through the glass doors on the ground level and enter the lobby.
Contact: Amy Gotliffe
Email: amy@oaklandzoo.org
Phone: (510) 632-9525 x122
This evening will also feature the Bay Area Puma Project, an Oakland Zoo supported local mountain lion conservation project.
- Click here for more information about the Bay Area Puma Project.
- Group Size: minimum 35 / maximum 100
- Age Range: Adult. Mature children welcome.
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