Overview
Located in Eureka, California, Sequoia Park Zoo is one of the oldest zoos in California, having been established in 1907. It covers an area of 5 acres within the larger 67-acre Sequoia Park. Known for its intimate setting and commitment to conservation, the zoo hosts a variety of animals from different regions, including local native species. It emphasizes educational programming and community involvement and is accredited by the Association of Zoos & Aquariums (AZA).
Visitors to Sequoia Park Zoo can enjoy a close and personal experience with animals, engage in interactive exhibits, and participate in daily animal talks and feedings. The zoo's design encourages exploration and provides learning opportunities about wildlife and conservation. Seasonal events, educational workshops, and family-friendly activities enhance the experience for guests of all ages.
Sequoia Park Zoo actively engages in conservation efforts and is dedicated to preserving species and habitats. The zoo supports various conservation projects and collaborates with local and international organizations to protect endangered species. Education, research, and community engagement are central to its mission, and the zoo works to inspire responsible behavior toward nature.
Details
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Zoo Size:5 acres
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Number of Species on Display:50+
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Number of Animals:200+
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Key Exhibits:Flamingo Exhibit || Watershed Heroes || Barnyard || Red Panda Exhibit || Otter Exhibit || Aviary || Secrets of the Forest || Petting Zoo || Native Predators Exhibit || Discovery Room
