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Los Angeles Zoo, Condor Discovery Room

Los Angeles, California

California Condor Rescue Zone (CCRZ) is a fun, facilitated play space designed for elementary school-age children. In an exciting immersive environment, children discover what it takes to protect California condors and the important role the Los Angeles Zoo plays in the survival of this amazing species. MIG worked interactively with Lexington Fabricators, the Zoo’s education staff and condor keepers to develop this exhibit from concept through construction. MIG designed the play props and the trained staff and docents in play leadership. The California Condor Rescue Zone is set up as a stage set with settings that reflect the life of the California Condor in the wild, its rescue from extinction, and the Los Angeles Zoo’s role in its survival. Children control their experience during each visit as they role-play as a condor, a Zoo vet or a biologist/keeper while they explore the exhibit.

Read the article published in the Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Garden's Zoo View:

Related Service Areas

  • Exhibit Plan
  • Condor Kid!
  • Veterinary Clinic
  • Father Coaching his Child through a Condor Surgery
  • Exhibit Staff Teaching about Condors
  • Analyzing X-Rays
  • Condor puppets are used to feed the baby condor
  • Condor time-line graphic on the entrance to the exhibit
  • Ms. Goltsman facilitating staff training.
  • Adults checking out the hatched eggs
  • Watching a live cam of the condors in the recovery program at the zoo
  • Condor guarding the nest
  • Candling eggs
  • Soaring!
  • Hunting for food
  • Putting on science backpacks to go into the condor nests
  • Feeding a baby condor
  • A partial panoramic of the exhibit space
  • Whale Carcass is a feast for a condor
Exhibit Plan Condor Kid! Veterinary Clinic Father Coaching his Child through a Condor Surgery Exhibit Staff Teaching about Condors Analyzing X-Rays Condor puppets are used to feed the baby condor Condor time-line graphic on the entrance to the exhibit Ms. Goltsman facilitating staff training. Adults checking out the hatched eggs Watching a live cam of the condors in the recovery program at the zoo Condor guarding the nest Candling eggs Soaring! Hunting for food Putting on science backpacks to go into the condor nests Feeding a baby condor A partial panoramic of the exhibit space Whale Carcass is a feast for a condor

Exhibit Plan