Franklin Park Zoo

The Franklin Park Zoo, located in Boston, Massachusetts, is a 72-acre site within the historic Franklin Park. Managed by Zoo New England, the Franklin Park Zoo dates back to 1912 and is dedicated to advancing wildlife conservation through enriching educational exhibits and programs. The zoo is home to diverse animals from all corners of the globe, ranging from small invertebrates to large mammals.

Visitors to the Franklin Park Zoo are treated to an array of engaging and educational exhibits that bring the natural world to life. Some of the zoo's most popular exhibits include the Tiger Tales exhibit, featuring the critically endangered Amur tiger, and the Tropical Forest, home to a troop of gorillas. The zoo also provides immersive experiences, such as the Aussie Aviary, where visitors can feed colorful budgies, and the Franklin Farm petting zoo. Children can also enjoy the Nature Explore Zone, an outdoor play area.

The Franklin Park Zoo strongly advocates wildlife conservation, participating in several cooperative species survival plans for endangered species. They also conduct conservation biology research and support field conservation projects locally and internationally. The zoo is actively involved in educational programs to foster an understanding of wildlife and the importance of biodiversity, empowering visitors to take action to protect the environment.