Library Wish Fund :: Riverbanks Zoo & Garden

As you can imagine, research and education are vital to the conservation efforts at Riverbanks.

From diagnostic techniques and medicine to animal husbandry and plant propagation, the Riverbanks staff relies on the latest scientific studies and cutting-edge information to perform their jobs with the expertise and care that you would expect from a nationally accredited zoo. That’s why the staff has developed a Library wish list—to keep the most up-to-date books, periodicals and manuals in the Riverbanks Library collection for the ultimate benefit and care of our animals and plants.

Download the Library Wish List for book titles needed by the Zoo and Garden.

Help make a wish come true! Making a contribution to Riverbanks’ Library Wish Fund is a wonderful way to honor or remember a loved one while helping to maintain the highest quality zoological & botanical library for staff in the Southeast. Each book includes a bookplate inscribed with the name of the person being honored or the name of the donor.

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Riverbanks Society

Established in 1976 by a group of concerned citizens, Riverbanks Society started out with a base of 200 members and has grown far beyond expectations with more than 40,000 member households representing over 190,000 individuals, making it one of the largest nonprofit zoo societies per capita in the United States. Members and donors provide important resources for the research, education and conservation efforts of the Zoo and Garden, strengthening Riverbanks’ position as a world-class zoo and leader in wildlife conservation.