Press room

The Zoo de Granby is very excited and happy to announce the birth of two baby Amur leopards.

After having been successful with our condor reproduction in 2018, our team took on a new challenge this year. We have the fledgling be raised by a human, without any imprinting on the chick. See why!

As temperatures rise, people develop different strategies to counter the effects of summer’s intense heat! Animals have their own ways of coping with the season’s hot weather…

Get your favorite Zoo items from the comfort of your home, including our brand new reusable masks. For each mask sold, $5 will be given to the Fondation du Zoo de Granby.

Coronaviruses (there are 4 groups) are quite common with animals, notably with farm animals, dogs, birds, marine mammals, rodents, etc. Discover more on the subject!

The Zoo welcomed two Western Lowland male gorillas, arriving from the Philadelphia Zoo: 20-year-old Louis and 17-year-old Kuchimba.

Often a hat, mittens and the warmest of coats, still doesn’t seem enough to face the cold! Many animals cheerfully go about their activities even when temperatures dip below -30 C! How do they do it?

The Fondation du Zoo de Granby is seeking the public’s support through its fundraising campaign to help Australia’s flora and wildlife. The foundation will also donate $20,000!

In 2018 and 2019, Valérie Michel stayed in Cameroon for 8 months. She collaborated with different projects to protect elephants and gorillas. Get an overview of her experience.

At first glance, there’s nothing that seems to connect tequila to bats. However, thanks to tequila drinkers, the lesser long nosed bat has been rescued and taken off the endangered list.