Travel opportunities for 2010 include:
INDIA
Explore Wild India with Assistant Curator Harry Peachey from October 17-31, 2010.
The pages of Rudyard Kipling's Jungle Book come alive as you travel through India's ancient civilizations, architectural wonders and lush nature reserves. Feel your heart pounding at the excitement of watching a magnificent wild tiger stroll through native habitat, explore bamboo thickets and sal forest while riding on the back of an elephant and gaze in wonder at the legendary Taj Mahal. An exotic landscape of rich colors, textures and unique wildlife brimming with cultural wonders, you'll be inspired to pen your own 'Jungle Book." India Itinerary

COSTA RICA
Young teens are invited to join Education Director Danielle Ross on a conservation adventure and turtle tagging expedition to Costa Rica on July 4-12, 2010. Costa Rica for Teens Itinerary
 
Join School Programs Manager Becky Nellis on an Educator’s Adventure to Costa Rica on July 25 to August 4, 2010. This program is offered in conjunction with Ashland University and includes trips to schools. Costa Rica for Educators Itinerary
 
With its abundance of forests, concern for conservation and truly astonishing wildlife, Costa Rica is well-worth an extended stay.  It is one of the top destinations in the world for people interested in birds and nature, and this tour is an excellent introduction. Incredible orchids will add vivid splashes of color to the rainforest, and the mammal species are exciting too – sloths, monkeys, and the elusive cats that are so difficult to spot. In addition, you’ll have a chance to work with the endangered turtles in Tortuguero, and make a personal connection with a local community in Sarapiqui. 

For more information about travel with the Zoo call (614) 645-3411.