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Sacramento, California
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The Sacramento Zoo houses the critically endangered black-and-white ruffed lemur, which is native to Madagascar and faces threats from habitat destruction.
The Sacramento Zoo actively participates in the Species Survival Plan, a program aimed at maintaining healthy and genetically diverse animal populations in captivity.
The Sacramento Zoo offers a variety of educational programs, including Zoo Camp, where children can learn about wildlife conservation and animal care.
Established in 1927, the Sacramento Zoo is one of the oldest zoos in California, originally starting with just 40 animals.
The Sacramento Zoo supports international conservation projects, including efforts to protect the endangered Sumatran tiger and orangutan populations.
The zoo is home to over 35 species of birds, including the critically endangered Bali mynah, known for its striking white plumage and blue facial skin.
The Sacramento Zoo has announced plans to relocate and expand to a new, larger site to provide more space for animals and visitors.
The Sacramento Zoo features a diverse collection of reptiles, including the rare Komodo dragon, the largest living species of lizard.
