Zoo
Welcome to the ABQ BioPark Zoo
Located next to the Rio Grande in Albuquerque, New Mexico, the 64-acre Zoo has been offering guests close encounters with exotic and native animals since 1927. Download a zoo map.
Today at the Zoo
- Feeding Times and Daily Activities
- Zoo Exhibits & Animals
- Shops, Restaurants and Amenities
- News
- Events
Special Experiences
- School Field Trips
- Zoo to You and Outreach Programs
- Rent the Zoo for Special Events
- For Families
- Jobs & Volunteering
Upcoming Events
Visit the ABQ BioPark Calendar.
Amazon Wish Lists
The NM BioPark Society has set up several Amazon wish lists for the ABQ BioPark Zoo's residents. The lists feature everything from pig-shaped piñatas for large carnivores to rip into to heavy duty trash containers that can be used to create ice treats for big cats and other carnivores. Browse the lists and make a purchase for the animals.
Latest BioPark News
ABQ BioPark’s Most Romantic: Faces
Some of Zoo’s animals know how to turn up the heat.
ABQ BioPark’s Most Romantic: Places
Grab a date and get cozy at the BioPark.
Spring and Francis Go to Africa
ABQ BioPark’s capybara siblings getting accustomed to their new habitat.
Training Zoo Animals
ABQ BioPark zookeepers are also expert trainers who use their bonds to improve animal healthcare.
Training with Reptiles
Zookeepers target train crocodiles, move Komodo dragons using bells and whistles.
5 Fast Facts About Cheetahs
Test your cheetah knowledge.
Whole Life Care
The ABQ BioPark’s commitment to animals extends into their golden years.
For the Love of the Bugs
New Botanic Garden BUGarium curator brings a passion for arthropods to his work.
5 Fast Facts About Komodo Dragons
Test your dragon knowledge.
Breaking Through
ABQ BioPark’s third trip to the Abidjan Zoo highlights advancements in the multi-national partnership.
ABQ BioPark Gives Thanks
From new babies to conservation, the BioPark has a lot to be thankful for this year.
ABQ BioPark’s Crocodiles (and Gators) Rock!
Learn more about the Zoo’s four crocodilian species.
Step into the Past
The Botanic Garden’s Heritage Farm Gives Visitors a Chance to Experience the Almost-Lost Art of Heritage Farming.
Coming into their Own
The ABQ BioPark Zoo's male elephants Albert and Samson are growing up.
Below the Surface
ABQ BioPark water quality crew dives to keep animals—and their living environment—healthy.