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Twin golden-handed tamarin monkeys born June 8 are on display at Washington Park Zoo, but that’s one of the least noticeable changes this year.
Assistant Director Elizabeth Emerick said visitors should phone at least a day in advance to make a reservation. That’s to ensure they will be able to get in for a two-hour visit as the zoo limits the number of visitors to fight the spread of COVID-19.
Some popular features at the zoo, including the landmark observation tower and Rotary Castle, are closed for now to facilitate social distancing.
That’s all in keeping with Gov. Eric Holcomb’s guidelines for stage 4 of returning to normal. Stage 5 is currently scheduled to begin July 4.
Assistant Director Elizabeth Emerick said visitors should phone at least a day in advance to make a reservation. That’s to ensure they will be able to get in for a two-hour visit as the zoo limits the number of visitors to fight the spread of COVID-19.
Some popular features at the zoo, including the landmark observation tower and Rotary Castle, are closed for now to facilitate social distancing.
That’s all in keeping with Gov. Eric Holcomb’s guidelines for stage 4 of returning to normal. Stage 5 is currently scheduled to begin July 4.