More Green Gifts

Orders Placed After 2 p.m. Dec. 23 will not be filled until Jan. 2.

Bring family members closer to nature and to each other by giving them:

A gift membership to the Zoo Society

We are packing a plush seal with this year's Holiday Gift memberships.  Members enjoy free admission to the N.C. Zoo and can take advantage of free or reduced admission to more than 150 zoos and aquariums around the continent.

To add a plush seal to your gift membership just click here. Each of these deluxe memberships arrives with a plush seal pup, festive wrappings, a membership card and a gift message that you compose.

Gift memberships are $7 more than standard individual and family  memberships, ($10 more for higher level memberships). The additional fee covers the cost of the plush seal, holiday packaging and extra mailing costs.

A Nature Guide to the Toads and Frogs of North Carolina

This nature guide comes with a CD that plays the calls of the wild frogs. A great way to learn to recognize the songs of your neighbors.

A Nature Guide to the Snakes of North Carolina

A colorful and informative guide to some of the most misunderstood, fascinating and important members of North Carolina's fields and streams.

Fun Buttons to Pin on a Shirt or Stuff in a Stocking

Bright and cheery buttons that confirm a love of nature, frogs, fun and the outdoors.

Fun Buttons to Pin on a Matching Shirt

Make a statement about loving wildlife enough to look after it. This button has a cool T-shirt to match!



An Elephant Adoption
This important adoption package raises funds that actually save the lives of wild elephants in Cameroon, Africa. The adoption comes with a floppy plush elephant and adoption certificate. A great way to introduce children to the joy that comes from helping others.

Adopting parents can stay on top of the Zoo's work with wild elephants by logging on to Field Trip Earth (http://www.fieldtripearth.com). This award-winning Web site posts regular updates on the Zoo's field work and follows other wildlife conservation researchers, too.  Even if you don't adopt one of our elephants, log on to see what people are doing around the world to help wildlife.

The Honor of a Donation in their name for a cause you both support, choose from:

Bringing more Polar Bears to the N.C. Zoo

Help the Zoo build an Amphibian Conservation Center to protect North Carolina's disappearing frogs, toads and salmanders

Helping wild Gorillas

Funding  veterinary services for injured and orphaned native animals.

Last modified 12/22/2008 07:51pm.