Rostock Zoo in Rostock, Germany, has been a home and safe haven for thousands of animals since the zoo was established in 1899, and today our furry residents include 380 different species from around the world. Set in a park-like landscape, our zoo features many ornate sculptures and statues that you will see as you enjoy leisurely walks through our gardens filled with many treasured trees. A large outdoor enclosure is home for lions, snow leopards and jaguars and the large open spaces ensure comfortable movement for these big cats. Rostock Zoo offers fun, informative and interesting guided tours conducted by knowledgeable tour guides who will regale you with fascinating animal stories as well as a day in life at the zoo.READ MORE

Wildlife Survival Sanctuary in Spring Hill, Florida, was established in 2000 as a wildlife sanctuary set on ten acres of ground, that provides a safe and permanent haven for rescue animals in natural habitats where they receive the loving care they deserve and are able to live out their lives in peace and safe from harm. Our sanctuary is operated by volunteer staff and all donations received are used to care for our animals. Unlike many other so-call sanctuaries, at Wildlife Survival Sanctuary we do not take our animals out in public or allow direct contact and we certainly do not sell any of our animals we also spay and neuter our big cats to avoid accidental breeding.READ MORE

Amazing Animals Inc in Saint Cloud, Florida, is a not for profit wildlife sanctuary that lovingly cares for abused, abandoned and unwanted exotic animals, by providing caring and safe homes that we establish through the generosity of private donations and an interesting educational program, our only source of income. Our wildlife sanctuary is home to more than 100 exotic animals worldwide, sadly many ex pets. We arrange roadshows with our animals in order to promote and encourage conservation through education and opportunities of getting up close to wildlife species. The mission of Amazing Animals Inc is to provide a safe haven where all animals can enjoy a carefree life with plenty of food and a clean, peaceful and natural environment. READ MORE

The Red River National Wildlife Refuge in Bossier City, Louisiana, provides an all-important wildlife sanctuary that is vital to waterfowl, wading birds, songbirds, deer, armadillos alligators and other fascinating wildlife. The staff and willing volunteers at our wildlife sanctuary are always available to answer any questions, and after a stroll through our exhibit hall visitors will learn more about the refuge and the wildlife. The Red River National Wildlife Refuge offers a free educational program for interested groups and we also offer periodical educator workshops. A visit to our refuge provides excellent opportunities of photographing wildlife in their natural habitat, and there are also enjoyable hiking trails.READ MORE

The Holt Pond Preserve in Bridgton, Maine, USA offers a wonderful experience over the 400 acres and is located in starting at the parking area with the path taking you through a mixed forest of birch, beech, hemlock, and pine. There's a stone wall with red maple swamp behind featuring migrating birds in spring, and from there on to several hummocks and a nutrient rich glacial deposit and the Muddy River. The Holt Pond Preserve has fascinating plant eating insects, moose, minks, a resident beaver, fish and many other wild animals and plant life, there's also an overlook boardwalk that crosses over a quaking mat of sphagnum moss. Come appreciate the beauty of nature, revel in her wonders, and enjoy a wonderful visit in every season.READ MORE

Stanwood Wildlife Sanctuary in Ellsworth, Maine, is a non-profit organization committed to preserving the vision and home of ornithologist, Cordelia Stanwood. Set on 200 acres of protected wilderness Birdsacre sanctuary has gentle hillside slopes, towering pines, grassy swamps, bubbling springs and brooks, and this tranquil environment is a safe home to an array of nesting birds, plants and wildlife. Visiting Birdsacre is a unique and interesting experience for bird lovers, family and lovers of the outdoors, who will be overwhelmed by the beauty of not only owls and hawks, but also the beauty of Stanwood Wildlife Sanctuary.READ MORE

Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge in Milton is located on the west shore of the Delaware Bay and is a 10,144 acre refuge for migratory birds. This important stopover for these migratory birds provides protected breeding habitat for threatened and endangered species including neo-tropical migrating bird species. The habitat includes salt marsh, freshwater marsh, ponds and impoundments, wooded swamps and upland grasslands and forest as they say. Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge offers lecture programs, bird walks and educational activities and there are hundreds of native plants and animal species including 308 bird species, fish species, reptiles and amphibians, mammals, rare insects and plants, come for a fascinating visit.READ MORE

Mon Repos Turtle Rookery in Bargara, Queensland, Australia, is a globally significant site supporting the largest concentration of nesting marine turtles on the eastern Australian mainland, and here you can learn all about these fascinating animals, the conservation and research programs protecting them. The park also offers a tidal lagoon and rock pools and is ideal for walking along the beach, and snorkelling on the reef, and there are walking and cycling tracks as well as beach recreation, and boating in the coastal waters adjacent to Mon Repos Regional Park. Mon Repos is a Turtle sanctuary where visitors witness the majestic sea turtles making their journey to the shore to lay their eggs, and the young hatching months later and making their way to the sea, here you learn about the turtle's world, enjoy ranger led walks and turtle talks, come for an unforgettable experience.READ MORE

Cooberrie Park in Yeppoon, QLD, is an Australian wildlife sanctuary and here you can experience the joys of nature by cuddling a koala, holding a crocodile, snake or lizard, or playing with the birds and interacting with the monkeys or hand feeding the kangaroos, it's wonderland of animal fun and live encounters. Enjoy daily interactive animal shows, and the park has more than 300 animals over 25 acres of natural bushland, grassland, rainforest and arid environments, there's also a gift shop and cafe serving snacks, drinks and ice cream, plus there's a complimentary swimming pool and gas BBQ, come for a memorable day out. Cooberrie Park is perfect for parties and events or they can bring the animals to your place, ideal for school visits, it's also the perfect venue for your wedding, they offer the venue and you do the rest for a dream wedding day in a unique setting. You can also sponsor an animal or one of its enclosures or donate, they welcome the financial assistance.READ MORE

Parkers Marsh Natural Area Preserve lies at the creek's meeting with the Chesapeake and is the jewel of Onancock Creek, where 750 acres of marsh and beach are protected in a stunning eco tourism area. Providing a habitat for a variety of plant and animal species, the wetland communities include migrating waterfowl, shorebirds and songbirds. The federally threatened Northeastern beach tiger beetle or Cicindela dorsalis dorsalis has a home here too, and is protected by Parkers Marsh Natural Area Preserve. There is only boat access here, and no docking or other public facilities are available.READ MORE