It's hot out there! Stay hydrated by taking advantage of free water refill options throughout the Park. Our animals may seek shaded areas during higher temps and may not be as visible to our guests (https://www.nczoo.org/visit/summer-tips).
The latest version of SMART - Spatial Monitoring and Reporting Tool - represents more than two years and countless hours of collaborative work with partners from around the world.
Check out some research on our animal ambassador, Braveheart the red-tailed hawk!
A major threat to vultures is being poisoned, so training is necessary to handle these situations!
Camera traps are used to learn more about native wildlife at the Zoo.
Our work with elephants goes far beyond Asheboro!
The North Carolina Zoo is proud to be a part of the National Geographic Photo Ark!
Rangers are on the frontlines of conserving wildlife and our natural world!
