Overview
The Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society is in Dreher Park in West Palm Beach, Florida. This tropical zoological garden is home to many animals from various regions, including Asia, Australia, and the Americas. Established in the 1960s, the zoo emphasizes animal displays and promotes conservation and education, providing an immersive and instructive experience for all visitors.
The Palm Beach Zoo guests can expect a lush and tropical setting, making for a unique zoo experience. The winding pathways, shaded by native plants and trees, lead visitors through carefully crafted habitats. The zoo offers interactive wildlife shows, animal encounters, a colorful carousel, and a refreshing water play fountain, ensuring an engaging visit for families and individuals alike.
Conservation is a core mission of the Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society. The zoo actively participates in various Species Survival Plans (SSPs) and is involved in numerous conservation programs locally, nationally, and globally. Additionally, the zoo dedicates resources to wildlife research and community education, ensuring its impact goes beyond its boundaries.
Details
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Zoo Size:23 acres
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Number of Species on Display:190+
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Number of Animals:550+
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Key Exhibits:Tropics of the Americas || Florida Wetlands || The Islands (featuring animals from islands around the world) || Asia || Australia || Tiger Falls || Roseate Spoonbill exhibit || Black Bear Woods || Alligator Alley