02/28 - 04/26 San Antonio Zoo - Pollinators

Pollinators are animals that transfer pollen between flowers, facilitating plant reproduction, seed/fruit production, and supporting ecosystems that contribute to our food supply. Declining populations of pollinator animals are facing threats such as habitat loss and the use of pesticides. These species require targeted conservation efforts.

This spring at the San Antonio Zoo, guests can learn more about these essential animals. Come climb on giant pollinator sculptures throughout the park and learn more about the importance of these pollinators in our world!

Displays include*:
-Mexican Long-Tongued Bat
-Chocolate Midge
-Fig Wasp
-Fly
-Yellow Jacket
-Mosquito
-Black & White Ruffed Lemur
-Hummingbird Hawk Moth
-Pollinator Weevil
-Hoverfly
-Honeycreeper

*Selection of climbable statues is subject to change.