Overview
Located in Atlanta, Georgia, Zoo Atlanta spans over 40 acres and is home to over 1,000 animals representing over 220 species. Established in 1889, the zoo is one of the oldest in the United States and emphasizes conservation, research, and education. Known for its commitment to excellence in animal care and innovative exhibits, Zoo Atlanta plays an active role in various global wildlife conservation initiatives.
Zoo Atlanta provides an engaging and educational visitor experience. It offers a variety of interactive encounters, daily animal presentations, behind-the-scenes tours, and seasonal events. The zoo is designed to immerse visitors in naturalistic habitats, promoting a deeper connection with wildlife. Families can also enjoy playgrounds, a petting zoo, and a carousel, creating a fun-filled outing for all ages.
Zoo Atlanta is dedicated to conservation and sustainability, participating in more than 100 global research and conservation projects. Its work includes active involvement in Species Survival Plans (SSPs), habitat restoration, wildlife protection, and public education about environmental issues. The zoo collaborates with various local and international organizations to drive positive change for endangered species and their habitats.
Details
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Zoo Size:40 acres
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Number of Species on Display:220+
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Number of Animals:1,000+
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Key Exhibits:African Savanna || The Living Treehouse || Complex Carnivores || World of Reptiles || Ford African Rain Forest || Trader's Alley: Wildlife's Fading Footprints || Giant Panda Pavilion || Outback Station || Treetop Trail || Scaly Slimy Spectacular: The Amphibian and Reptile Experience || Boundless Budgies: A Parakeet Adventure
