Brevard Zoo

Brevard Zoo, located in Melbourne, Florida, is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to wildlife conservation through education and participation. Covering 75 acres, the zoo is home to over 900 animals representing more than 195 species worldwide. Since its opening in 1994, the Brevard Zoo has become one of the most beloved attractions in the region, offering a blend of animal encounters, adventure activities, and conservation initiatives.

Visitors to Brevard Zoo can explore animals from various regions across the globe through a series of immersive exhibits. From the Expedition Africa area to the Land of Change: Australia and Beyond, visitors see animals in environments that mirror their natural habitats. Unique experiences include kayaking tours, animal feedings, aerial adventures, and getting up close and personal with various animals. The zoo offers young visitors the Paws On Play lagoon and the Zoo Train.

Brevard Zoo firmly commits to wildlife conservation, supporting global initiatives and engaging in local projects. It is involved in various Species Survival Plans and partners in conservation projects worldwide, such as the jaguar monitoring in Panama and vulture conservation in Kenya. In the local community, the zoo has been instrumental in initiatives like the Oyster Mat Project, which aids in the restoration of the Indian River Lagoon, and the Sea Turtle Healing Center, which provides care for sick or injured sea turtles.