Celebrating the cultural and wild heritage of Kentucky, the new habitat will include herds of elk and bison, as well as flocks of cranes and turkeys. Additionally, there will be a new Rickhouse Hall restaurant, “Upland South Safari” experience, paddle boats, an encounter with bison, and a local bourbon experience.
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This is the first time that that the Louisville Zoo has been the recipient of a line item from the General Assembly. Commenting on the fund allocation, Senate President Robert Stivers said:
“This one-time allocation demonstrates the General Assembly’s commitment to investing in programs that reflect the natural treasure that will educate thousands of Kentucky residents and draw tourists to the commonwealth, fueling our economy and lifting our state up even more.”
As the state zoo of Kentucky, the Louisville Zoo is a non-profit organization accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums. The zoo’s mission is to improve the people-planet connection by providing an enjoyable and educational experience for visitors, as well as first-rate care for its animals. It also seeks to provide leadership in conservation education and scientific research.