An Educational Zoological
Park of the of the U.S.A
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Summer Hours
7 days a week 8am-8pm
Americas First Quintuplets Of White African Lions Born at G.W.
Emergency Funding Needed!
We have a list of 13 Tigers, 4 lions, 2 bears who need to come live at the park. We have started construction on compounds but need more funding to finish them. PLEASE help us out. Mail in your donations today!
Bush Administration Delays Decision on Polar Bear's Fate!
The Bush Administration has postponed a decision, due in early January, on whether to grant federal protection to the polar bear under the Endangered Species Act. In response, NRDC, the Center for Biological Diversity, and other groups are preparing to head back to court to defend this magnificent species against the ravages of global warming. While it dragged its feet on polar bear protection, the administration moved forward with a far-reaching oil and gas lease sale in Arctic habitat that is home to 10 percent of the world's polar bears. The Feb. 6 sale auctioned off some 30 million acres in the Chukchi Sea, off the coast of northwest Alaska, for destructive oil and gas drilling. If the polar bear is granted federal protection, all such proposals to lease or drill its habitat will be subject to increased scrutiny. Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts recently introduced a bill that would bar further leasing and drilling activity in the Chukchi and Beaufort Seas until the impacts of drilling on polar bears are fully understood.
Tell PeTA to stop killing Animals. Their death count is now above 19,200
Now you can stay the night with the animals and experience what it would be like to sleep in the middle of Africa hearing all the animals talk to each other at night.
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We Have reached our point of over 2 million supporters world wide and news letters are now emailed out instead of mailing. If you would like to be added to that list for a monthly email news letter contact.
Come Check out the Steve Irwin Memorial Complex
New Babies for this year
Winter is here! Hel
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us get the animals fun summer toys...
Animal enrichment toys are a valuable asset to all sanctuaries and zoos. Not only do they provide the exercise that all animals need, but they also help to eliminate boredom and keep animals mentally active.
Leo and the Bear
While the Bush administration hems and haws over adding polar bears to the endangered-species list, the world celebrates the birth of Knut, the darling cub born in captivity at the Berlin Zoo. Now three and a half months old, little Knut has become a powerful (if not controversial) symbol of what this planet has to lose to global warming. Such ecological concerns are familiar to actor and environmental activist Leonardo DiCaprio, so it seemed natural to pair these two handsome boys on Annie Leibovitz's cover for this year's Green Issue. In these behind-the-scenes images, Leibovitz and V.F. senior photography producer Kathryn MacLeod capture Knut at home in Berlin, and DiCaprio at the Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon, in southeast Iceland. We brought them together the only way we could, in a photomontage.Also on VF.com: exclusive video from the Knut cover shoot. To join Leonardo DiCaprio in protecting the polar bear from global warming, go to www.PolarBearSOS.org
Order toys for our park directly from Sanctuary Supplies and have them shipped directly to the park.
Support Saving, Not Euthanizing.
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Help us build all the animals new cabins
for the summer. These 10x10 cabins are
much more comfortable than living in a center block house. You can sponsor a cabin for $300.00 and you will also get a sign on the compound that your the sponsor.
Check out our International locations, a lot is changing here at G.W.
Comment of the month!
Fantastic park, fantastic guides, will definitely come back again. From the great OL country of ENGLAND.
Anthony, Steph, Ryan.
The aquatic section of the reptile house is now open.
The Truth and lies behind the Feline Conservation Federation
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General Admission
1-20 people, $10 adults, $8.00 for children 12 yrs and under
Or do it all, African Walk about, The front part of the zoo, play with a baby for $25.00 adults, $15.00 kids
G.W. Exotic Animal Park hosts on-site safari
campouts, cookouts, birthday parties and
other special events for small and large
groups. Call 405-665-5197 for pricing and
reservations. G.W. loved all animals and life. This is a memorial park, dedicated to loved ones that have been lost. Anyone wishing to dedicate a habitat with a memory plaque are welcome to do so. Please see our "You Can Help" page |
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