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Located in Pueblo, Colorado, the Pueblo Zoo covers 25 acres, in Pueblo City Park. The Zoo is open all year long and is easily accessible for all visitors including those using strollers or wheelchairs.
The Pueblo Zoo is managed by the Pueblo Zoological Society and is accredited through the American Zoo and Aquarium Association (AZA). The Zoo is home to over 400 animals of 130 species. You will enjoy strolling through beautifully landscaped grounds that lead you to Serengeti Safari, North American Grasslands, the Australian Outback, and on an Asian Adventure. Visit the tropical rain forest and the only underwater viewing of penguins in Colorado at the Ecocenter. Visiting the Islands of Life building will take you on a shipwreck journey around the world. Children meet friendly farm animals in the Pioneer Ranch and if you visit the northern river otter exhibit, you will be treated to the rare opportunity of observing the otters as they swim and frolic underwater.
The Pueblo Zoo - A journey of experiences…a lifetime of memories.
The Pueblo Zoo offers an extensive education program, works cooperatively through the Association of Zoos and Aquariums in many conservation programs, and offers special events throughout the year—check the events page for dates. |
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***The mission of the Pueblo Zoological Society is to promote appreciation and understanding of the natural world while providing a quality environment at the Pueblo Zoo for animals and visitors. The non-profit Pueblo Zoological Society manages the city-owned Pueblo Zoo under an agreement with Pueblo City Council. |
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