Overview
The Sacramento Zoo is located in William Land Park in Sacramento, California. Founded in 1927, the zoo spans 14.3 acres and is home to over 500 animals representing more than 150 species. Over the years, the zoo has focused on creating naturalistic animal habitats, emphasizing education, conservation, and an engaging visitor experience.
Visitors to the Sacramento Zoo can explore a variety of exhibits, ranging from the African savannah to tropical rainforests. The zoo offers animal encounters, interactive shows, and educational programs that provide guests with insights into the lives of the animals. With activities suitable for families and children, the zoo encourages hands-on learning and fosters a connection between people and wildlife.
Sacramento Zoo is committed to conservation efforts, participating in Species Survival Plans (SSPs) and supporting various wildlife protection initiatives. Through collaboration with local and international conservation organizations, the zoo actively preserves endangered species and their habitats. Education and community outreach programs at the zoo emphasize the importance of wildlife preservation and inspire visitors to participate in conservation.
Details
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Zoo Size:14 acres
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Number of Species on Display:500+
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Number of Animals:150+
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Key Exhibits:Australian Outback || Flamingo Lagoon || Reptile House || Tall Wonders: Giraffes || Red Panda Forest || Lemur Island || African Lion Exhibit || Sumatran Orangutan Exhibit || Snow Leopard Exhibit || Small Wonders: Insects and Amphibians || African Savannah Adventure || Amazon Rainforest
