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Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens is a historic tropical garden and AZA-accredited zoo featuring a full day of wildlife experiences to inspire people of all ages to respect, value, and help conserve wildlife and our natural world.
Enjoy an up-close Giraffe Feeding Experience where you can hand-feed the world's tallest animal! Get to know other species at the Meet the Keeper Series and understand how the animals cooperate with the staff in their daily care and veterinary exams. Marvel at our state's giant reptiles and their training at the Alligator Bay Feeding. One of the zoo's most popular activities is the Primate Expedition Cruise, where you embark on a guided cruise past islands inhabited by monkeys, lemurs, and gibbons. At glass viewing walls, enjoy seeing favorites like lions, cheetahs, tigers, and bears as well as discovering native species like the Florida panther and less commonly seen species like the giant anteater and honey badgers.
This 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization cooperates in conservation programs both in and outside the wild for endangered species. Since 2014, Naples Zoo has invested over $3.5 million dollars in saving plants and animals in the wild including fully funding the annual salaries of 27 field staff in seven countries. Naples Zoo has also funded the planting of over one million trees. As a visitor or donor, you're making Naples Zoo's conservation efforts and thoughtful animal care possible. Together, we're creating a better future for people and wildlife! Learn more online at www.napleszoo.org/conserve.
Enjoy an up-close Giraffe Feeding Experience where you can hand-feed the world's tallest animal! Get to know other species at the Meet the Keeper Series and understand how the animals cooperate with the staff in their daily care and veterinary exams. Marvel at our state's giant reptiles and their training at the Alligator Bay Feeding. One of the zoo's most popular activities is the Primate Expedition Cruise, where you embark on a guided cruise past islands inhabited by monkeys, lemurs, and gibbons. At glass viewing walls, enjoy seeing favorites like lions, cheetahs, tigers, and bears as well as discovering native species like the Florida panther and less commonly seen species like the giant anteater and honey badgers.
This 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization cooperates in conservation programs both in and outside the wild for endangered species. Since 2014, Naples Zoo has invested over $3.5 million dollars in saving plants and animals in the wild including fully funding the annual salaries of 27 field staff in seven countries. Naples Zoo has also funded the planting of over one million trees. As a visitor or donor, you're making Naples Zoo's conservation efforts and thoughtful animal care possible. Together, we're creating a better future for people and wildlife! Learn more online at www.napleszoo.org/conserve.
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