Press room

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.

The leaves are changing color, the cold is settling in, the Zoo has had a makeover; There’s no doubt about it, Halloween is upon us! How can we make this celebration a more eco-responsible event?

We are happy to welcome a new African elephant which arrived from the Pittsburgh Zoo. Thandi, a 28-year-old female, is destined for breeding with Tutume, a 20-year-old male.

We’re taking advantage of the approaching construction vacation period to give you 7 tips for an exceptional day at the Zoo!

In 2019, Valérie Michel, an Animal Care technician, is on her third work mission in Cameroon. By viewing these pictures, you’ll learn what happened during her first two months there.

The lord of the savannah’s survival is more precarious than ever: his kingdom is eroding and he’s being threatened on all sides... If nothing is done, the species may disappear by 2050.

Our veterinarian Doctor Émilie L. Couture is collaborating with the monitoring of beluga populations of the Beaufort Sea, with the support of the Canadian Wildlife Health Cooperative (CWHC).

Beyond the joy sparked by a close encounter with a rare specie, accredited zoos of the world are true scientific institutions devoted to serving the conservation of our biodiversity.