Roger Williams Park Zoo

Located in Providence, Rhode Island, Roger Williams Park Zoo spans 40 acres within Roger Williams Park. Established in 1872, it is one of the oldest zoos in the United States. Home to over 160 species of animals, the zoo is committed to excellence in animal care, conservation efforts, education, and visitor experience. The Roger Williams Park Zoo has undergone extensive renovations and expansions, transforming it into a modern facility with naturalistic exhibits.

Roger Williams Park Zoo offers an engaging experience with exhibits like the Faces of the Rainforest, Fabric of Africa, and Marco Polo’s Adventure Trek. Guests can encounter animals such as elephants, zebras, and snow leopards. Interactive experiences, educational programs, and seasonal events add to the zoo’s appeal to visitors of all ages. The zoo provides hands-on learning opportunities and promotes a deeper understanding of wildlife and nature.

Conservation is at the heart of Roger Williams Park Zoo’s mission. The zoo actively participates in global conservation initiatives, supporting both in-situ and ex-situ programs. By collaborating with conservation organizations and funding research projects, the zoo works to protect endangered species and preserve habitats. The zoo also emphasizes conservation education, engaging the public through outreach programs and events that inspire action to protect the environment.