Announcing Our Reopening on June 3
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Announcing Our Reopening on June 3
Dear Friend, I am thrilled to announce our plan to reopen to the public on Saturday, June 3, approximately 11 weeks after the atmospheric rivers in March forced us to temporarily close our doors. All of our buildings, exhibits, and educational programs are fully restored, including access to our zoo, exhibit concourse, and summer camps!…
Read MoreABC7 Highlights Animal Care During Closure
On April 18, ABC7’s Tim Johns paid CuriOdyssey a visit to learn about how the power outage has impacted our animals (and the staff who care for them).
Read MorePublic Reopening Estimated for Early June
Based on new information from the San Mateo County Parks department, we now estimate reopening to the public in early June.
Read MoreKPIX Surveys CuriOdyssey’s Lingering Storm Damage
KPIX’s Lezla Gooden surveys the lingering storm damage with Director of Wildlife Nikii Finch-Morales and Chief Programs Officer Jessa Barzelay.
Read MoreCampus Repairs Continue While Power Remains Out
While power outages and repairs continue, CuriOdyssey remains closed to the public for at least two more weeks.
Read MoreKTVU Features CuriOdyssey as Power Outages Persist
Take a brief tour of Coyote Point and CuriOdyssey in the aftermath of recent storms, originally reported by Elissa Harrington on KTVU on Thursday, March 23.
Read MoreStorm Update from CuriOdyssey’s Executive Director
Executive director Aragon Burlingham provides a behind-the-scenes look at the storm damage to CuriOdyssey.
Read MoreCuriOdyssey Temporarily Closed Due to Storm Damage
CuriOdyssey announced its temporary closure after the March 14 storm and resulting damage and loss of electricity. All our animals and staff remain safe.
Read MoreJessa Barzelay Promoted to Chief Programs Officer
CuriOdyssey, a children’s science playground and zoo is pleased to announce that Jessa Barzelay has been promoted to the role of Chief Programs Officer. Barzelay joined CuriOdyssey in 2021 after 13 years in education management and leadership at the San Francisco Zoo and San Francisco Botanical Garden. She has felt her greatest professional joy and…
Read MoreWhat’s Going On With Curiodyssey’s Birds?
Published by: Dr. Kate Sulzner If you visited CuriOdyssey recently, you may have noticed that our raptor and walk-through aviaries are temporarily closed to the public. Our animal care team took this measure as part of a larger plan to protect CuriOdyssey’s birds from an outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) that began spreading…
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1651 Coyote Point Drive
San Mateo, CA 94401
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650-342-7755
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CuriOdyssey is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, Tax ID 94-1262434