Conservation
In and Outside
the Wild

The zoo supports conservation outside the wild through educational presentations and information for visitors. To maintain longterm genetic diversity, Caribbean Gardens is a member of the International Species Information System (ISIS), a database containing information on over 1.6 million zoological animals of approximately 10,000 species in nearly 600 institutions in 72 countries on 6 continents.

In cooperation with other accredited zoos, ISIS information and Population Management Plans along with the Species Survival Plan® match the best animals for breeding .

Caribbean Gardens is also involved in international projects to protect rare animals and critical habitat in their native lands. From rainforest education in Peru to saving the last tigers in Russia, see the variety of projects we support.

Caribbean Gardens also donates a percentage of each corporate event's fee to one of three effective conservation groups.