Lunar New Year
Celebrate good fortune this Lunar New Year, a holiday recognized throughout many East and Southeast Asian countries. 2024 is the Year of the Dragon, and those born during this zodiac year are known for being charismatic, confident, and determined.
Conservation Starts Here
Join us at the San Diego Zoo and San Diego Zoo Safari Park on Saturday, February 17, and Sunday, February 18, 2024, as we celebrate Lunar New Year and Wild Weekend: Asian Rainforest. Discover fun activities for the whole family, including authentic Lunar New Year good fortunes, your favorite Lunar New Year-inspired foods, and engaging experiences with wildlife care specialists and the iconic species you’re helping us protect within our Asia Conservation Hub. Take a peek at each location’s celebrations below.
Conservation Begins with You
Your continued support helps save incredible wildlife, including tigers, red pandas, and rhinos through groundbreaking conservation efforts across Asia; combats illegal trafficking of orchids, as well as other endangered wildlife worldwide; and protects future generations of iconic species, including orangutan families deep within the Asian rainforest.
Become an Ally for wildlife and support our Asia Conservation Hub today.
A Lucky Lunar New Year
Learn how to create a Lunar New Year keepsake that will bring you good luck all year long.