Bioparc de la Gaspésie is a facility located in Bonaventure, Quebec. Species at the facility include American black bear, cougar, Canadian lynx, harbor seal, moose, white-tailed deer, striped skunk, American beaver, North American river otter, bald eagle, American kestrel, snowy owl, common snapping turtle, painted turtle, American toad, blue-spotted salamander, brook trout, and African giant millipede, among other animals.
On January 23rd, the zoo announced that a (1.0) cougar named Mira passed away at age 15 due to multiple tumors found in his body.
Also on January 23rd, the zoo announced that a (1.0) American black bear named Couscous passed away at age 20.
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On April 25th, it was reported that the zoo wanted to capture (0.0.20) caribou for breeding purposes as the local population is under 100 animals, though when presented to the ministry in September 2021, they were not interested.
Une idée d'enclos d'élevage pour le caribou ignorée par Québec - Radio-Gaspésie
On August 30th, the zoo announced they acquired a (0.1) harbor seal named Hope in early June.
Bienvenue Hope | Aujourd'hui nous vous présentons Hope, alias Hopie. Hope est une femelle phoque commun arrivée au Bioparc au début du mois de juin, âgée de quelques... | By Bioparc de la Gaspésie | Facebook
On November 8th, the zoo announced they have begun work on Phase 1 of their "Evolution" plan, of which construction will start in late 2023-early 2024 and will have $13 million in investments by 2026. Improvements will include rebuilding the footbridge at the entrance, a new 1300 square meter aviary, an enlarged and improved animal care building, and a new pavilion for temporary exhibits.
Début des travaux pour Évolution
Vaste plan d’optimisation des infrastructures au Bioparc de Bonaventure
On January 23rd, the zoo announced that a (1.0) cougar named Mira passed away at age 15 due to multiple tumors found in his body.
Also on January 23rd, the zoo announced that a (1.0) American black bear named Couscous passed away at age 20.
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On April 25th, it was reported that the zoo wanted to capture (0.0.20) caribou for breeding purposes as the local population is under 100 animals, though when presented to the ministry in September 2021, they were not interested.
Une idée d'enclos d'élevage pour le caribou ignorée par Québec - Radio-Gaspésie
On August 30th, the zoo announced they acquired a (0.1) harbor seal named Hope in early June.
Bienvenue Hope | Aujourd'hui nous vous présentons Hope, alias Hopie. Hope est une femelle phoque commun arrivée au Bioparc au début du mois de juin, âgée de quelques... | By Bioparc de la Gaspésie | Facebook
On November 8th, the zoo announced they have begun work on Phase 1 of their "Evolution" plan, of which construction will start in late 2023-early 2024 and will have $13 million in investments by 2026. Improvements will include rebuilding the footbridge at the entrance, a new 1300 square meter aviary, an enlarged and improved animal care building, and a new pavilion for temporary exhibits.
Début des travaux pour Évolution
Vaste plan d’optimisation des infrastructures au Bioparc de Bonaventure
