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Sdzwa categorizes all activities into one program: wildlife care and conservation. Sdzwa is an international organization with two front doors: the san diego zoo and the san diego zoo safari park. Sdzwa is committed to saving species worldwide by uniting our expertise in wildlife care and conservation science with our dedication to inspiring passion for nature. Conservation is at the heart of everything sdzwa pursues and it starts with connecting people with wildlife through our zoological parks and education programs, inspiring and educating our guests everyday. Continued on schedule owildlife conservation parks:the san diego zoo and san diego zoo safari park serve as vital hubs for conservation and education, welcoming millions of visitors annually. The zoo cares for over 12,000 animals from 680 species, while the safari park houses more than 3,100 animals from 340 species. Both parks provide immersive experiences and educational programs, fostering a deeper connection to wildlife and conservation.global conservation initiatives:the organization operates eight conservation hubs worldwide, addressing biodiversity loss and promoting sustainable solutions. Key achievements include the reintroduction of endangered species like the mountain yellow-legged frogs and pacific pocket mice, as well as groundbreaking work in cryopreservation through the frozen zoo, which added 199 species bringing the organization to a total of 11,420 species in 2024. The return of giant pandas xin bao and yun chuan in 2024 marked a significant milestone in international conservation collaboration, with panda ridge opening to provide state-of-the-art habitats for this first new giant panda pair to enter the united states in two decades.community engagement and education:nearly 315,000 students visited the zoo and safari park, with over 33,000 participating in guided learning programs. The organization emphasizes community involvement in conservation, supporting local stewardship in regions like palau and africa's savannas. Additionally, innovative technologies, such as thermal drones, are used to monitor species like koalas and tigers, enhancing conservation efforts globally.financial support for conservation:as a large complex nonprofit organization, the san diego zoo wildlife alliance reported $445 million in revenue in 2024, with significant contributions from admissions and gifts. The organization reinvests revenue above expenses into conservation priorities and operational needs, ensuring sustainable support for its extensive global conservation efforts.