The Fort Worth Zoo, alongside our partners, is proud to share a conservation milestone for the critically endangered Panamanian golden frog as the species returns to a managed outdoor habitat for the first time in two decades.
The Fort Worth Zoo announces the grand reopening of the World of Primates, the now-oldest complex in the Zoo, originally opened in 1992. Home to many of the Zoo’s primate species, the reimaged indoor space is now also home to a new species for the Zoo, the two-toed sloth.
Historic first at Fort Worth Zoo: a rare African fish eagle chick hatches! 🦅 A major conservation milestone, this success highlights expert care, teamwork and dedication to sustaining this iconic raptor in North American zoos.
The Fort Worth Zoo welcomes two lion cubs, born June 29, 2025, to Saba and Jabulani. Named Imara (“strength”) and Tamu (“sweet”), the siblings mark a conservation success, supporting genetic diversity in African lions. Follow updates on the Zoo’s socials!