roger williams park zoo

Hello Zoochatters, I have another species list. I'll be talking about Roger Williams Park Zoo, a facility I've visited many times. Roger Williams Park Zoo is located in Providence, Rhode Island. It's AZA and WAZA accredited with a size of 40 acres. It's the third oldest Zoo in the country...

Other December 2024 News Not Mentioned: On December 4th, it was reported that the zoo broke ground on the new education center, which will take around 1 1/2 years to complete. chevron-right On December 11th, it was reported that the zoo transferred a (1.0) Linne's two-toed sloth named...

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the red-crowned crane enclosure is smaller, but that appears to be temporary 4/7/2024

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it discusses the differences between turtles and tortoises 4/7/2024

it discusses the differences between turtles and tortoises 4/7/2024

Sabu and Asha were cuddling together! I don't usually see them interacting 4/7/2024

Having just reviewed ZNE Franklin Park Zoo, I figured I may as well try my hand with another low-key New England zoo. While the general consensus of that one is mixed, that of today’s is largely positive. Roger Williams Park Zoo, or just the “Providence Zoo,” as I sometimes call it, is one that...

I went for a short afternoon visit to the zoo on the first of the year, for the second year in a row. It was pretty quiet, except for a small group of annoying teenage boys that always seemed to be where I was. Aside from their disruptions, it was a very nice visit. There was a zookeeper...

Happy new year! notes from my visit yesterday: - The renovations to the zebra/wildebeest enclosure have begun. The small visitor loop for the enclosure has been excavated. All that remains is the shelters. The zebras and watusi were on-exhibit, but with a temporary fence confining them to the...

ook, so this is a place to talk about the future exhibits and species that may be in store for roger williams park zoo, cause i keep seeing this pop up, with the announcement of the education building and event pavillion, there is a lot of interesting theories and hypothesis going around.

Hello, I am currently in the beginning stages of making an episode of a YouTube series about zoos across the country, namely this one. I was wondering if anyone who visits the zoo before 2010 would like to be interviewed because I have some question about what the zoo was like mainly in the ‘90s...