Bronx Zoo

Bronx Zoo is one of the largest and most influential urban zoological parks in the world, located in the Bronx borough of New York City. Operated by the Wildlife Conservation Society, the zoo covers more than 107 hectares and is home to over 6,000 animals representing more than 700 species. Visitors can explore immersive habitats spanning multiple continents, including the Congo Gorilla Forest, Tiger Mountain, and the African Plains. The zoo is a global leader in conservation science, with the Wildlife Conservation Society operating field programmes in more than 60 countries dedicated to protecting wildlife and wild places. Bronx Zoo emphasises education and public engagement, offering extensive programmes for schools, families, and researchers. Its scale and diversity of experiences, from seasonal attractions to behind-the-scenes encounters, make it one of the most compelling wildlife destinations in the United States. Bronx Zoo continues to set standards in animal care, research, and conservation advocacy, drawing millions of visitors each year while remaining deeply committed to its scientific mission.