“The Oakland Zoo is a non-profit organization committed to nature conservation locally and internationally. The zoo was founded in 1922 and is operated by the California Preservation Society. The zoo is located in the Grass Valley neighborhood of Oakland. The Oakland Zoo has more than 750 native and exotic species living in the zoo. They are known for their outstanding animal care, particularly their elephant care program. The California Trail, a historic expansion, will continue its commitment to animal care, education, and preservation, emphasizing the state's extraordinary past and present native wildlife. The Oakland Zoo offers natural and enhanced habitats to promote captive wildlife behaviors typical of the species. The gift shop has strollers and wheelchairs available for rent. The Oakland Zoo affords free admission for ages 76 and over and for those under 2.”
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