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Sea otter Lincoln closeup of nose and whiskers

Rescued sea otter Lincoln celebrates first birthday

'Prince of Sea Pups' is known for his lively squeaks and playful personality.

October 17, 2018

Lincoln and Eddie

Zoo's rescued sea otter pup Lincoln meets old-timer Eddie

Playful 6-month-old Lincoln meets geriatric Eddie for first time at zoo’s Steller Cove

April 24, 2018

Sea otters Juno and Uni Sushi in Steller Cove.

Rescued sea otter pup 'Uni Sushi' makes her zoo debut

Playful 5-month-old meets Juno and Lincoln at Oregon Zoo's Steller Cove.

May 21, 2019

A tree stands in the foreground against a vast forest.

Conservation issues

The Oregon Zoo works around the world on a range of issues that affect biodiversity and the health of the planet.

Two sea otters in a pool, one is holding a basketball

They've got game: 2 more sea otters join hoops team

Sea otters Lincoln and Sushi have joined an exercise routine that’s considered a slam dunk for animal health and well-being.

November 17, 2023

Sea otter Lincoln closeup of nose and whiskers

Orphaned sea otter pup 'Uni Sushi' has a new home at Oregon Zoo

5-month-old pup, rescued in California, is settling in at the zoo's Steller Cove habitat.

May 3, 2019

Sea otter Lincoln closeup of nose and whiskers

Zoo to celebrate Sea Otter Awareness Week

Activities Sept. 23 to 27 are aimed at showcasing these playful marine mammals and highlighting their critical role in the North Pacific ecosystem.

September 19, 2024

Harbor seals rest on the Oregon Coast near Lincoln City.

Plastic pollution

Reducing the sources of plastic pollution will protect the health of wildlife, people and the ecosystems we depend on.

Sea otter Lincoln closeup of nose and whiskers

Wildlife Leaders: 2024 teen volunteer pilot program

Oregon Zoo Wildlife Leaders is a program for teens ages 13 to 15 with a passion for animals and conservation.

Sea otter Lincoln closeup of nose and whiskers

Ways to give

Donations of all sizes sustain animal well-being, species recovery and conservation education at your zoo — make your gift today!

Sea otter Lincoln closeup of nose and whiskers

Zoo awards $60,000 in grants for Oregon conservation

The Oregon Zoo Foundation and Oregon Zoo awarded $60,000 to support conservation efforts through the Oregon Conservation and Recreation Fund and the Elakha Alliance.

March 31, 2022

Rhino King outside in his habitat

Fit for a King: Zoo welcomes rhino royalty to new habitat

The Oregon Zoo welcomed some big-time royalty recently: King, a 3,000-pound rhinoceros

October 1, 2021

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