Iguanas in North American /European collections

[Daktari JG]

I don't have any access to zoo lists but it is something I would be interested in seeing if anyone can. I would appreciate it.
Lets assume every zoo that has ever exhibited any reptiles has had green iguanas (though I find them interesting- just not for this purpose)

 

[Zorro]

There are a number of US zoos that are working with the International Iguana Foundation on some breeding projects of some of the rarer species

 

[Daktari JG]

Well yeah, but they don't really say which zoos display which species
here is their site:
International Iguana Foundation

 

[Chlidonias]

For Europe just go to Zootierliste.

 

[Zorro]

Well yeah, but they don't really say which zoos display which species
here is their site:
International Iguana Foundation

I believe most of the Iguana work is being done by the Fort Worth zoo in Texas!

 

[TinoPup]

Fort Worth: Brachylophus fasciatus (listed as Fiji Island banded iguana), Ctenosaura bakeri (listed as Utila Island spiny iguana), Cyclura lewisi (listed as Grand Cayman blue iguana)
Dallas: Brachylophus fasciatus (listed as Fiji Island banded iguana), Ctenosaura bakeri (listed as Utila spiny-tailed iguana), Cyclura lewisi (listed as Grand Cayman rock iguana)
Omaha: Ctenosaura Pectinata in 2 separate exhibits (listed as spiny-tailed iguana in one and Mexican spiny-tailed iguana in the other), Oplurus cuvieri (listed as spiny-tailed iguana), and green iguana (no signage)
Smithsonian: Brachylophus fasciatus (listed as Fiji Island iguana), Cyclura lewisi (listed as Grand Cayman iguana)

 

[Birdlover]

Roger Williams Park Zoo has Corytophanes cristatus listed as Casque-headed Iguana