Minnesota Zoo
Jake Wiebe has a diverse professional background in various roles related to conservation, research, and education. Currently working as a Researcher at the University of Minnesota, Jake has previous experience in roles such as Interpretive Naturalist at the Minnesota Zoo, Farm Worker at R&R Cultivation, and Conservation Education Coordinator at Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium. With a degree in Psychology and Animal Behavior and Developmental Psychology from Seattle Pacific University, Jake's career has been focused on environmental and wildlife conservation efforts, including marine mammal research and bee preservation.
Minnesota Zoo
Created by the State of Minnesota, the Minnesota Zoo opened in 1978 with a mission to connect people, animals, and the natural world to save wildlife. Cutting-edge exhibits provide exciting experiences with animals and their habitats introducing guests to species from around the globe. Education programs engage audiences at the Zoo, throughout the region, and around world. Conservation programs protect endangered species and preserve critical ecosystems. Learn more about the Minnesota Zoo—our mission, leadership, and history.