Milwaukee County Zoo

Founded in 1892, the Milwaukee County Zoo is a major zoological institution in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The zoo is a 190-acre haven for wildlife, home to over 2,000 animals representing over 300 species. As one of the most diverse zoos in the nation, it combines animal exhibits, educational programs, and conservation initiatives to inspire an appreciation for nature and promote wildlife protection.

Visitors to the Milwaukee County Zoo can expect a dynamic and interactive experience. The zoo offers exhibits spanning various habitats, from the polar bear's Arctic world to the African savanna's wildebeest. Additionally, the zoo offers up-close animal encounters, train rides, carousels, sky safari, and other attractions. Interactive presentations, keeper talks, and seasonal events add to the enriching and engaging visitor experience.

The Milwaukee County Zoo is deeply committed to wildlife conservation. It participates in numerous Species Survival Plans (SSPs) to maintain healthy and genetically diverse animal populations. The zoo also collaborates with other organizations on various local and international conservation initiatives to protect protected species and their habitats. Their mission extends to educating visitors about the importance of conservation and ways to contribute to wildlife protection.