Classification Tour
TAXONOMY
Grades 7-12
Tour length: 45 minutes
Fee: $60 (ZMD $45)
Offered September through May
Why is it important that animals are organized into groups and subgroups in a scientific manner? We will investigate the factors used to classify birds into different orders and families based on their structural similarities, lineage and relatedness.
Missouri Science Grade Level Expectations: III-1D (9-11th) a,b
Conservation Tours
ENDANGERED SPECIES RESEARCH CENTER AND VETERINARY HOSPITAL
Grades 7-12
Tour length: 75 minutes
Fee: $95 (ZMD $60)
Offered September through May
During this docent-led tour, students will learn how our Zoo professionals use scientific processes and skills to responsibly manage captive populations. Applying the scientific method, students will have an opportunity to propose solutions to specific animal management problems. With the use of biofacts, tools, and a tour of the hospital, students will better understand the science involved in veterinary care and reproduction.
Please Note: The Endangered Species Research Center and Veterinary Hospital is not open to the public. It is uncommon for groups to observe animals being treated at the time of the tour.
Missouri Science Grade Level Expectations: IV-1B (9-11th) a,b, 1D (8th) a, 1D (9-11th) a,b, 3B (9-11th) a,b, 3C (9-11th) a,d,; VII-1A (7-8th) a,e,f, 1A (9-11th) a,b,f,g, 1C (7-11th) a,b,c, 1E (7-11th) a; VIII-3B (9-11th) a,b, 3C (9-11th) a,b, 3D (9-11th) a,b
CONSERVATION
Grades 7-12
Tour length: 45 minutes
Fee: $60 (ZMD $45)
Offered September through May
Did you know that the Saint Louis Zoo is a world leader in saving endangered species and their habitats? On this tour, you will visit selected animal areas while being introduced to the conservation efforts being accomplished through the 12 centers of the Saint Louis Zoo WildCare Institute.
Missouri Science Grade Level Expectations: IV-1B (9-11th) a,b, 1D (9-11th) a,b, 3B (9-11th) a,b
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