Overview
Trevor Zoo, located in Millbrook, New York, is a unique educational zoo connected to the Millbrook School. Spanning 6 acres, it houses over 170 exotic and indigenous animals of more than 70 species. Established in 1936, Trevor Zoo is the only zoo in the United States located at a high school, providing a hands-on learning environment for students interested in animal care, conservation, and wildlife management.
Visitors to Trevor Zoo can explore exhibits that house mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians. The Trevor Zoo experience is educational and interactive, as guests can attend animal demonstrations, guided tours, and seasonal events. The zoo's commitment to education offers unique insights into animal behavior and conservation.
Trevor Zoo emphasizes conservation education, environmental stewardship, and community engagement. As an Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) member, Trevor Zoo participates in Species Survival Plans (SSPs) and collaborates with other conservation organizations. The integration of the zoo with the Millbrook School's educational program provides a platform for nurturing future conservation leaders.
Details
-
Zoo Size:6 acres
-
Number of Species on Display:70+
-
Number of Animals:170+
-
Key Exhibits:Red Wolf Exhibit || Otter Falls || Lemur Landing || Trevor's Aviary || Reptile House || Wetlands Pond || Cavi Barn || Waterfowl Pond || Koi Pond || Small Mammal House || Open Air Bird Aviary
