| Amur Leopard Exhibit |
Completed April 2000 |
| Newly renovated exhibit next to the Amur Tigers. Exhibit houses two Amur leopards in a natural habitat. Exhibit includes a children's viewing shelter with a glass wall allowing guests to get eye to eye with these magnificent and endangered cats. |
| Steller Cove |
Completed July, 2000 |
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Steller seal lions, sea otters, a fish-filled forest of giant kelp, a tide pool and a marine lab comprise this stunning exhibit. This project is phase III of the Great Northwest Exhibit.
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| Amazon Flooded Forest |
Completed October, 2001 |
| 30 species occupy this renovated exhibit in the primate building. Artificial trees and rocks, along with tropical plants and pools, give guests a view of a tropical rainforest ecosystem. It is the zoo's most ambitious attempt at providing a multi-species environment. |
| Weaver/Bee Eater Aviary |
Proposed Completion: Spring 2002 |
| The exhibit of African birds is undergoing a renovation. The renovated exhibit will provide visitors with an updated viewing experience. |
| Eagle/Salmon Exhibit |
Proposed Completion: 2002-2003 |
| This exhibit is part of phase IV of the Great Northwest Exhibit. Guests will see salmon swim and eagles soar in the 3,000 sq ft netted exhibit. |
| Bear Crossing, Cascade Canyon Trail and the Family Farm |
Proposed Completion: 2002-2005 |
| Phase IV of the Great Northwest Exhibit focuses on the interaction between wildlife and humans. Bears, cougars, spotted owls and wolverines will reside in the exhibit next to a family farm with many domestic animals. A new Cascade Discovery Center will provide information on the inter-dependency of all who depend on this habitat for survival. |
