Zoo Boise has formed long-term conservation partnerships with Gorongosa National Park and the City of Boise to help restore the foothills. At this time, the Zoo Boise Conservation Fund is no longer accepting grant applications.
2022 Conservation Grants Made – $340,603.17
Gorongosa Restoration Project in Mozambique, Africa – $200,000
In 2013, Zoo Boise and Gorongosa National Park in Mozambique formed a long-term restoration partnership. Gorongosa National Park is one of the most biodiverse places on the planet and Zoo Boise is helping to protect the many incredible species that call the park home.
Paso Pacifico + El Salvador Field Work – $29,217.78
Butterflies in Bloom Project Metamorphosis – $18,187.78
AZA SAFE – $10,000
Boise Foothills Habitat Restoration – $10,000
Learn More About The Boise Foothills RestorationNew Nature Foundation – $10,000
Tiger Species Survival Plan – $10,000
Snow Leopard Trust – $8,500
Wildlife SOS – $8,500
Idaho Foundation of Parks and Lands – $7,500
Global Penguin Society – $5,000
Xerces Society – $5,000
Land Trust of the Treasure Valley – $2,500
Peregrine Fund – $2,500
Conservation Expenses – $13,697.61
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