Wild Land Preservation in North Carolina
The North Carolina Zoo protects native wildlife and habitat through the management of over 2,800 acres of land around the Zoo.
We are committed to protecting wildlife populations and their natural habitats right here in North Carolina. We preserve over 2,800 acres of land around the Zoo and are working to preserve native, natural habitats for the benefit of our community and future generations. In addition, we are working to protect some of North Carolina’s flagship species, like Eastern hellbenders, the American red wolf, and our state frog, the Pine Barrens treefrog.
