Dates for the conference have been set for November 28-December 3, 2001. The Brevard Zoo is pleased to announce the addition of a new web service - making online purchase of membership possible. It's that easy. While you are there - take a moment to learn how the zoo was built and to learn more about our plans to build an African habitat. Phase I of this major-league expansion will transform 10 acres of pine flatwoods into a home for giraffe, bongo, gazelle, rhino and much more.
Visitors can choose to trek through the delta on foot, by pontoon boat, kayak, or train.
Hand-feeding a giraffe is only one of the many adventures planned for the new African habitat at Brevard Zoo. The view from the river's edge will give you a whole new perspective on these magical creatures. It's hard to ignore a giraffe when you can feel its warm breath on your skin. And Although these magnificent animals evoke dreams of faraway adventures in exotic lands, they can also remind us of the exquisite and endangered animals in our own backyards. In keeping with Brevard Zoo's philosophy on animal husbandry and global partnerships with other zoos, the selection of animals we will be adding to our family is carefully planned.