Workshops in class
Our educators visit your school to present a variety of educational programs.
From playful to scientific (conference)
Our biologists take you behind the scenes at the Zoo and explain how their colleagues take care of animals. They also speak about the role zoos play to help protect and promote animal welfare.
Biodiversity alert (conference)
Several thousand species are threatened with extinction. Who or what is to blame, and how do we reverse the trend? An introduction to the threats that weigh heavily on biodiversity, and a discussion on possible solutions to introduce.
The evolution of reptiles
Learn how the 9000 species of reptiles have survived throughout time. Discover how these chelonians, squamates and crocodiles succeed in surviving thanks to their surprising adaptation skills.
Buzz about entomology
Our biologists will help you discover a new miniscule world by revealing the secrets of insects and other bugs.
Aviary adaptations
Flying is not magic, as long as we have the right equipment! Birds reveal all their secrets and we will discover the anatomical peculiarities of some families.
Animal reproduction study
In the animal kingdom, reproduction strategies are as varied as they are creative. Our biologist sheds light on the history of reproduction.
Nocturnal beasts: fact or fiction
Spiders are among the most despised creatures in the world, and bats haunt our nightmares; and yet, they both play an important ecological role and provide an enormous service to humans.
Conservation and biodiversity
Modern zoos are real 'Noah's Arks' that shelter many endangered species and which take an active part in conservation programs. But why are they threatened, and, especially, why is it important to protect them?
Nature adrift and techno green
Our environment is threatened from all sides, but small gestures and a bit of green ingenuity can lead to major changes!
Careers at the Zoo
In addition to the veterinarian, it takes a whole army of talent to run a zoo: from the zookeeper to the carpenter, from the nutritionist to the biologist.
All about feces
STARTING JANUARY 2020
Round, shapeless, textured, and almost always smelly, feces are actually a bold mine of information for biologists, they allow to interpret our environment as no other biological index allows!
Workshops at the Zoo
Our educators welcome student groups for a private visit at the Zoo!
Behind the scenes look at Zoo career
From veterinarian to carpenter, the Zoo de Granby is a true beehive where numerous specialties work together to ensure the safety of our animals.
Conservation and biodiversity at the Zoo
Modern zoos shelter many endangered species and take an active part in conservation programs. The Zoo de Granby is no exception!
Nature adrift at the Zoo
To better understand the threats to our environment and how this can affect future generations!
Initiation to animal behaviour - 2-day workshop
A unique workshop experience to better understand the basics of animal behaviour... and compare it with that of humans!