introduction to conference participants
Registration is now closed for the 2018 ZACC conference. We have reached the our maximum capacity. Please stay tuned for information about the next ZACC conference on the ZACC Facebook page.
Register for the conference
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Registration for the conference is now closed. We have reached our maximum capacity.
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SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
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Generous donors are the key to ZACC's success moving forward. We invite you to consider supporting a variety of items and events throughout the conference to enable our motivated attendees to inspire and enact change in the world around us. Visit our sponsor page to view our list of opportunities and our growing list of sponsors.
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Present a poster
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All posters for the 2018 ZACC Conference have been selected. Thank you to everyone that submitted abstracts for the poster session and we look forward to seeing you during the poster session Thursday January 25th.
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sell your goods & handicrafts
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The Conservation Marketplace seeks to support conservation projects by providing the opportunity to sell goods to support programs. The application for the Conservation Marketplace is closed, but make sure you help support projects by purchasing items in the marketplace during the week of ZACC
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submit a movie
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This evening event first began in Seattle when the Woodland Park Zoo hosted the ZACC Conference. We invite you to submit a short video highlighting projects promoting species and habitat protection through conservation research, environmental education, local capacity building, or community outreach. Please visit our submission guidelines for more information.
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Present during a session
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All presenters have been selected for the conference. Please review our schedule for list of presenters and topics.
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TRAVEL ASSISTANCE FUND
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The ZACC Conference looks to increase the involvement of zoos and aquariums in support of field conservation. In support of this initiative, the ZACC Conference provides financial support to selected individuals who are making a positive contribution in the field of conservation. All travel assistance grantees have been selected an awarded for the 2018 conference, but we'd still love to see you!
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about the cover photo
Known as the city of seven bridges, Jacksonville is the largest U.S. city by land area, and is bisected by the St. Johns River through the heart of downtown. The iconic John T. Alsop Bridge (locally known as the Main Street Bridge) connects the city at its core and lights up a brilliant blue each night creating a picturesque skyline and one of the most recognizable photos representing the City.
Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens
Attn: ZACC Conference
370 Zoo Parkway
Jacksonville, FL 32218
Attn: ZACC Conference
370 Zoo Parkway
Jacksonville, FL 32218
All photos of terrestrial animals and plants were taken at the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens by Rob Bixby.