Why did Audubon Zoo cancel blue at the Zoo?

According to a statement issued by Audubon Nature Institute, the “Blue at the Zoo” event scheduled for May 10 has been canceled due to public feedback from people who believe the event would be unintentionally divisive rather than inclusive.

Is Audubon Park open after Hurricane Ida?

City Park’s facilities and all of Audubon Park will remain closed indefinitely in the wake of Hurricane Ida in order for grounds crews to clear out debris, according to a City Park representative and a press release from the Audubon Nature Institute. Riverview, also known as the Fly, will also remain closed.

Can you bring backpack to zoo?

May I bring my own food and water into the Zoo? You are welcome to bring food, coolers, backpacks, etc. Just please refrain from bringing in any glass containers or alcohol, and please do not feed any of your food to the Zoo animals.

How long does it take to go through the Audubon Aquarium?

around two hours
It takes most people around two hours to go through the entire aquarium. We look forward to your visit!

What happened at Audubon Zoo?

After drawing up plans to offer discounts to anyone wearing blue to show support for the New Orleans Police Department, the Audubon Nature Institute announced Tuesday it was canceling the six-day promotion, citing feedback that “this event could be unintentionally divisive.”

Is Audubon Park Safe New Orleans?

Audubon Reviews As stated before, it is said to be the safest neighborhood in New Orleans. The homeowners in the area are all very well off with great careers including doctors and lawyers.

Can you get married at Audubon Park?

Weddings at John James Audubon State Park include use of the Garden Area and Meeting Room – located in the lower level of the museum. The room’s capacity is 110 with tables and chairs, 216 chairs only. 8-foot banquet tables and/or 60″ round tables will be provided for indoor use only. No linens provided.

How do you prepare for a day at the zoo?

  1. Read some zoo/ animal books before your zoo trip.
  2. Load up on sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses.
  3. Bring a wagon or a stroller.
  4. Charge your camera battery, and clear off memory cards.
  5. Pack plenty of snacks, and drinks.
  6. Wear appropriate shoes.
  7. Discuss safety.