Zoos
in Washington
Northwest
Trek in Eatonville, Washington.
Northwest Trek Wildlife
Park is a treasure for wildlife enthusiasts. The signature tram tour through
the 435-acre free-roaming area offers the opportunity to spot different
species of animals as they wander through forests, wetlands and meadows.
The
Whale Museum: Friday Harbor, WA
Cougar
Mountain Zoological Park: 19525
SE 54th, Issaquah, Washington 98027
Our Zoo is nestled on the north facing
slope of Cougar Mountain with a breathtaking view of the Cascade Mountain
range and Lake Sammamish. We are dedicated to promoting the cause of the
Earth's vanishing wildlife through the universal power of education.
Cat
Tales Zoological Park: Mead, WA
USA 99021
Cat Tales Zoological Park may not
be the biggest zoo, but we are the cleanest zoo in the world. ( We have
to be the best at something and cleanliness can't be a bad thing.)
Poulsbo
Marine Science Center: 18743 Front
St. NE, Poulsbo, WA 98370
The new Center is supported by the
newly formed Marine Science Center Foundation, a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit
organization. Bill Austin and a dedicated team of new supporters, almost
all volunteers, created today’s Center. Our main focus will be on educating
children through various programs, and reaching into our regional schools.
Seattle
Bug Safari: 1501 Western Ave, Suite 304, Seattle, WA 98101
Seattle Bug Safari is a
live bug zoo and gift shop where Seattle tourists and kids of all ages
can experience the exotic, behind-the-scenes world of insects. Whether
at our facility or through a traveling tour, our Safari Guides lead a fun,
educational journey through the natural habitat of bugs from all over the
world!
The
Seattle Aquarium: 1483 Alaskan
Way, Seattle, WA 98101
The heartbeat of hands-on
marine experience and preservation education in the Pacific Northwest,
the Seattle Aquarium offers fun, exciting ways to discover more about the
amazing Puget Sound that surrounds you!
Woodland
Park Zoo: 5500 Phinney Ave. No.
(West Entrance); 750 N. 50th Street (South Entrance); N. 59th and Evanston
Ave. (North Entrance)
Woodland Park Zoo encompasses
92 acres and features more than 1,090 individual animals representing nearly
300 species. The grounds are divided into what are known as bioclimatic
zones, the unique habitats around the world, from tropical rain forests
to the frigid climes of the Far North.
Pacific
Science Center: Seattle
Olympic
Game Farm: 1423 Ward Road, Sequim,
Washington 98382
Clouded
Leopard Research and Conservation Project:
5400 North Pearl Street, Tacoma, WA 98407
The Clouded Leopard Project is dedicated
to the conservation of clouded leopards and the habitat upon which they
depend by supporting field research, implementing education initiatives
in range countries, and bringing global awareness to clouded leopard conservation
issues.
Point
Defiance Zoo and Aquarium: 5400
N. Pearl St., Tacoma WA 98407
This Zoo is large enough to offer
an awesome array of animals yet small enough to let you get really close
to them. It's fun, affordable and offers breathtaking views of Puget Sound,
Mount Rainier and the Olympic Mountains. Come explore the only combined
zoo and aquarium in the Northwest. You'll see seahorses and sharks, peacocks
and penguins, wolves and walrus, all in one place.
Wolf
Haven International: 3111 Offut
Lake Rd. SE Tenino, Washington 98589
At Wolf Haven, these wolves (and
a handful of wolf-dogs, coyotes and foxes) receive a lifetime of compassionate
care and are treated with dignity and respect for their wild nature.
