B. Bryan Preserve

Located in the coastal town of Point Arena in California, B. Bryan Preserve is a conservation-focused wildlife preserve established in 2004, covering 110 acres of carefully designed habitats. The preserve specializes in the breeding and conservation of African antelopes, zebras, and giraffes, with a mission to promote the survival of these endangered species through thoughtful breeding programs, education, and sustainable practices.

Guided tours at B. Bryan Preserve offer an intimate, educational encounter with the animals. These tours are designed to educate visitors about the different species, their challenges in the wild, and the importance of conservation. Feeding opportunities with the giraffes are a highlight, providing a unique, up-close experience.

At the core of B. Bryan Preserve is its commitment to conservation. The preserve's primary objective is to promote the growth of endangered African antelope, zebra, and giraffe populations through breeding programs. The preserve works diligently to ensure genetic diversity in their herds, contributing to the survival of these species.