Oakland Zoo at Risk of Permanent Closure Unless Allowed to Re-Open Soon

The Oakland Zoo announced last week that it may have to shut down
permanently unless it's allowed to open its doors to visitors soon.
The zoo, which has remained closed since mid-March owing to
coronavirus concerns, is spending $2.5 million a month to care for
the animals and maintain the facility, and it's quickly burning
through its reserves. We'll talk to Oakland Zoo CEO Joel Parrott
about the future of the zoo and how other zoos across the state are
coping with the pandemic.