Up Close with Snow Leopards
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Photo Presentation and talk with Steve Winter, National Geographic Photographer
When:
June 5, 2008
7 pm
Where:
Woodland Park Zoo Education Center Auditorium
Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle, South Entrance
(Zoo admission not required)
The Woodland Park Education Center can be accessed without going into the Zoo. The Education Center is located next to the Zoo's South Entrance and parking is available in the South Entrance parking lot.
Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for children (children under 3 get in free). Purchase tickets in our online store, or call us at 206-632-2421.
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Last year, world-class photographer Steve Winter captured the most remarkable photographs of snow leopards ever seen, some of which will appear in a 24-page snow leopard expose in this June's National Geographic Magazine. Come hear about his adventures tracking snow leopards in the daunting Himalayas and enjoy a rare presentation of stunning snow leopard photos, many of which are not in the National Geographic magazine. This will be a great event for adults and children and a chance to delve into the life of wild snow leopards, one of the most mysterious and elusive of all the big cats. This event is being hosted by the Snow Leopard Trust, and co-sponsored by Woodland Park Zoo.
When:
June 5, 2008
7 pm
Where:
Woodland Park Zoo Education Center Auditorium
Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle, South Entrance
(Zoo admission not required)
The Woodland Park Education Center can be accessed without going into the Zoo. The Education Center is located next to the Zoo's South Entrance and parking is available in the South Entrance parking lot.
Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for children (children under 3 get in free). Purchase tickets in our online store, or call us at 206-632-2421.
View Larger Map
Last year, world-class photographer Steve Winter captured the most remarkable photographs of snow leopards ever seen, some of which will appear in a 24-page snow leopard expose in this June's National Geographic Magazine. Come hear about his adventures tracking snow leopards in the daunting Himalayas and enjoy a rare presentation of stunning snow leopard photos, many of which are not in the National Geographic magazine. This will be a great event for adults and children and a chance to delve into the life of wild snow leopards, one of the most mysterious and elusive of all the big cats. This event is being hosted by the Snow Leopard Trust, and co-sponsored by Woodland Park Zoo.