| Child under 4 | Free |
| Student (all ages) | $14.70 |
| Student with educator-led program | $18.70 |
| Zoos SA members gain free entry (a $4 fee will be added if undertaking an educator-led program) | |
| Category 1-4 and SA rural schools, Early Childhood Education Category 1-2 | $11.70 |
| Equity student with educator-led program | $15.70 |
| University/TAFE and other adult groups | $17.30 |
| Junior Primary (Kindergarten - Year 3) | 1 free adult per 5 students |
| Primary (Year 4-6) | 1 free adult per 10 students |
| Secondary/Tertiary | 1 free adult per 15 students |
| Mix of Primary ages | 1 free adult per 8 students |
| Additional adults $37.50 each Concession $30.50 each Please note that students with Zoos SA Membership are not included in the free ratios listed above. These apply to paying students only. |
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This program has a focus on understanding the impacts of human populations on Indonesian wildlife. Students will construct a food web using key species found at Adelaide Zoo to represent the impact poaching and habitat change have on individual species and the ecosystem as a whole. Students will be inspired to take conservation action whilst learning about sustainable palm oil production.
Duration: 45 minutes
This program focuses on important conservation themes including localised impacts and rehabilitation of landscapes in relation to threatened species.
Students visit the enclosures of threatened species and follow with an investigation on the interconnections between deforestation, species habitat needs, food production and consumption. At the end of this session students should be able to analyse the environmental, economic and social factors impacting one or more threatened species.
Duration: 45 minutes
Online resources: Download the Biomes and Food Security investigation activity.
This program introduces students to the variety of career paths available within a zoo environment and the broader animal industry.
Students will learn about the different training and skills required for these roles with a focus on the animal care field. The presentation includes hints and tips regarding subject choice and post-secondary study for students interested in pursuing this career path.
Duration: 45 minutes
This program begins with discussions that cover the interrelated elements of biodiversity; genetic, species and ecosystem diversity.
Students then explore the relationship between climate change and biodiversity, challenging them to take personal action to address important conservation issues.
Duration: 45 minutes
Arranged via consultation with Education Manager.
This session explores Adelaide Zoo as a transformational tourism site through the lens of sustainable tourism.
Designed for students of Tourism at Stage 1 or Stage 2, we cover the three interconnected aspects of sustainable tourism: socio-cultural, economic, and environmental. The session explores the zoo’s commitment to environmental sustainability, including wildlife conservation efforts, and implementation of sustainable practices.
Your conservation educator will showcase the zoo’s experiences, wellness program and reconciliation action plan that raise awareness about biodiversity, animal welfare and First Nations culture whilst highlighting the economic revenue streams generated by Adelaide Zoo.
By presenting specific examples, the session serves as a valuable primary source for investigation tasks, whilst providing practical examples to help students understand how Adelaide Zoo contributes to creating and managing sustainable tourism.
Duration: 45 minutes
Spend a wild night at Adelaide Zoo!
Learn about the animals, their habitats and key conservation programs on a private night walk around the zoo.
Meet an animal up close and wake up to the sounds of native and exotic wildlife – like our African Lions huffing!
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See lions, otters, magnificent monkeys, the only Giant Pandas in Australasia and more on a wild excursion in an immersive natural setting.
If you would like to explore Adelaide Zoo on a self-guided visit (with no Educator-led program), students are still eligible to receive the group discounted rate.
Select self-guided on the booking form to let us know when you are coming and to be invoiced for the discounted entry rate.
When you recycle your mobile phones at Adelaide Zoo or Monarto Safari Park, the funds generated through recycling supports on-ground work with Tacugama Chimpanzee Sanctuary and the Jane Goodall Institute Australia.
Tacugama have over 80 Chimpanzees in their Rehabilitation Centre and run community outreach, research and alternative livelihoods programs. The Jane Goodall Institute Australia are supporting education, research and community programs in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
If you would like to incorporate phone recycling as part of a school visit, mention it to our Education team when making your booking.
Get within a whisker with our exciting behind the scenes experiences. It’s a great way to meet your favourite animal friends!
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