Overview
Located in Fargo, North Dakota, the Red River Zoo spans 34 acres and is home to over 89 species, focusing on animals from regions with cold climates. Opened in 1999, the zoo is committed to providing visitors with quality education, conservation, and recreation. It is known for its extensive collection of cold-climate species and dedication to preserving their natural habitats.
Visitors to the Red River Zoo can explore a variety of exhibits showcasing animals from cold regions, including the Russian Red Tree Squirrel and Pallas’s cats. The zoo's design encourages exploration and discovery, with interactive experiences and educational programs catering to children and adults. The carousel, themed gardens, and seasonal events make the zoo a year-round attraction for families.
The Red River Zoo actively participates in conservation initiatives, focusing on species from cold climates. It collaborates with various national and international organizations on species survival plans, habitat conservation, and research. By engaging the community through education and outreach, the zoo fosters awareness of environmental issues and the importance of wildlife protection.
Details
-
Zoo Size:34 acres
-
Number of Species on Display:89+
-
Number of Animals:600+
-
Key Exhibits:Children's Zoo Farm || North American River Otter Exhibit || Eurasia Exhibit || Pallas's Cat Exhibit || Gray Wolf Exhibit || Russian Red Tree Squirrel Exhibit || Red Panda Exhibit || Asian Wild Horse Exhibit || Chinese Red Panda Exhibit || Japanese Serow Exhibit
