The Greater Vancouver Zoo is a zoo situated in Aldergrove, British Columbia, Canada. The site covers roughly 49 hectares (about 120 acres) of parkland and exhibit space.
Overview
The facility displays a variety of animal species across multiple habitats, with enclosures designed to offer visitors views of mammals, birds, reptiles and other groups. The grounds combine natural features and constructed exhibits to provide both public viewing areas and quieter spaces for the animals.
Collections and care
Animal care programs at the zoo focus on husbandry, veterinary support and environmental enrichment. The institution generally emphasizes creating appropriate enclosures and routines that reflect species needs while allowing educational access for visitors.
Education and conservation
Like many modern zoological parks, the Greater Vancouver Zoo participates in educational activities aimed at raising public awareness about wildlife and habitat conservation. Program offerings typically include interpretive signage, guided talks and school-oriented experiences, intended to support understanding of animal biology and conservation issues.
Visitor information
The zoo provides basic visitor amenities such as walkways, seating areas and informational displays. Prospective visitors should consult the zoo's official resources for the most current details about hours, admission, seasonal events and access facilities.
Location and site
Located within easy driving distance of the Metro Vancouver region, the zoo occupies a mix of open fields and wooded sections. The scale of the property — approximately 49 hectares — allows for a variety of exhibit arrangements and visitor routes while maintaining buffer areas between public and animal spaces.