Press room

The Zoo de Granby has just received the Peter Karsten Conservation Award for its conservation and improvement projects at the Boisés-Miner during the annual CAZA convention.

After many years of unsuccessful reproduction attempts for our Andean condors, the year 2018 will be a memorable one with the hatching, a few days ago, of the first chick!

Frida, âgée de 5 ans et arrivée au Zoo que depuis avril 2017, a donné naissance pour la première fois. Le personnel responsable y porte une attention particulière pour que tout se passe bien.

Here is some advice to turn your day at the zoo into an unforgettable experience! These tricks will allow you to concentrate on what is essential: Spending a perfect day with your family!

As the Construction Holidays are getting under way, we can’t help but notice that how much effort we put in our work is a notion that varies quite a lot depending on the animal species.

The exhibit will present for a second year, 21 species that evolved between the Early Jurassic years (from 201 to 145 million years ago) and the Upper Cretaceous period (145 to 65 million years ago).

At Zoo de Granby, animal training is an integral part of our zookeepers’ job and is considered as being one of the fundamental tasks to complete for all our animal species. Why is this so important?

Next May 13 will be Mother’s day, is often associated with the first beautiful spring days. At Zoo de Granby we like to take advantage of these first pleasant days to do our spring cleaning.

Last Sunday was Earth Day, a time to raise awareness about the global impact our daily actions have on our health and environment.

Victime de nombreux préjugés, le requin est le grand seigneur des mers du monde. Mais bien loin d’être le prédateur sanguinaire dépeint par Hollywood, il a plus à craindre de l’humain que l’inverse.