Microgreen Classes

Zoo Idaho's mission is ‘Preserving Intermountain West wildlife and habitat through conservation and education’.The Zoo started in 1932 as a small exotic facility with one raccoon and chimpanzee. During the mid-70s the zoo committed to exhibiting only indigenous species of the Intermountain West. As the zoo transitioned it developed a strong relationship with the Idaho Fish and Game and the US Fish and Wildlife Service to acquire animals that could no longer thrive within the wild. The zoo, in a sense, became a sanctuary. Starting in 2014, Zoo Idaho has placed significant emphasis on conservation and education. Education programs increased throughout the Pocatello. Zoo Idaho works with public & private organizations to develop projects and exhibits focusing on Idaho conservation. We currently provide programming to approx 10,000 people a year.

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<p>Zoo Idaho is partnering with Idaho HealthCorps to host 4 free microgreen classes. These classes will be at the Zoo Idaho Treehouse. Microgreen classes teach community members how to grow, maintain, and how to eat microgreens. This course is about an hour long and is taught in one sitting. Participants are offered additional kits to grow more microgreens later in time.</p>

Microgreen Classes

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