Zoológicos dos Estados Unidos

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Zoológicos dos Estados Unidos

O país é dividido em 7 regiões, que compreendem um total de 50 Estados. Nesta página, você vai encontrar muitos links para os inúmeros jardins zoológicos dos Estados Unidos da América. Clique nas regiões:

Nota: Parece que o primeiro Parque Nacional do Mundo é o de Yellowstone, criado em 1872...

Veja mais em: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_zoos_in_the_United_States

NOROESTE (Northwestern)

Idaho (ID)
Zoo Boise (Boise), Tautphaus Park Zoo (Idaho Falls)

Montana (MT)
Zoo Montana (Billings)
Raptors of the Rockies (Bitterroot Mountains)
The Wolf Keep (Missoula)
Red Lodge Nature Center (Red Lodge)
Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center (West Yellowstone)

Oregon (OR)
West Coast Game Park Safari (Bandon)
Hart’s Reptile World (Canby)
Great Cats World Park (Cave Junction)
Cascades Raptor Center (Eugene)
Sea Lion Caves (Florence)
Hatfield Marine Science Center (Newport)
Oregon Coast Aquarium (Newport)
Oregon Zoo (Portland – primeiro elefante que nasceu em cativeiro)
Seaside Aquarium (Seaside)
Wildlife Safari (Winston)

Washington (WA)
Northwest Trek Wildlife Park (Eatonville)
Cougar Mountain Zoo (Issaquah)
Seattle Aquarium (Seattle)
Woodland Park Zoological Gardens (1887 – Seattle)
Olympic Game Farm (Sequim)
Cat Tales Zoological Park (Spokane)
Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium (1905 – Tacoma)

Wyoming (WY): palavra dos índios Delaware, que significa montanhas e vales que se alternam.

Alaska (AK), um dos 50 Estados dos Estados Unidos da América (EUA): da língua dos inuits (esquimós) “Alyeska” (que significa terra grande, ou local onde o mar quebra); comprado da Rússia em 1867...

Abaixo, emitido pelos Estados Unidos, envelope postal comemorativo do Alaska Zoo, decorado com urso-polar, e um interessante carimbo comemorativo de Anchorage (Ancorage) – Alaska, datado de 02/08/1989...

SUDOESTE (Southwestern)

Arizona (AZ)
Wildlife World Zoo (Litchfield Park), The Phoenix Zoo (1961 – Phoenix), Arizona Sonora Desert Museum (Tucson), Reid Park Zoo (Tucson)

Califórnia (CA)
Charles Paddock Zoo (Atascadero), Sequoia Park Zoo (Eureka), The Chaffee Zoological Gardens of Fresno (1920 – Fresno), Birch Aquarium at Scripps IO, UCSD (La Jolla), Micke Grove Zoo (Lodi), Aquarium of the Pacific (Long Beach), Los Angeles Zoo (1963 – Los Angeles), Monterey Bay Aquarium (Monterey), The Oakland Zoo (1922 – Oakland), The Living Desert (1970 – Palm Desert), Sacramento Zoo (1927 – Sacramento), San Diego Zoo (1916 – San Diego) e San Diego Wild Animal Park (Escondido), Sea World San Diego (San Diego), Aquarium of the Bay (San Francisco), Steinhart Aquarium (San Francisco), San Francisco Zoological Gardens (1928 – San Francisco), Happy Hollow Zoo (San José), Coyote Point Museum (San Mateo), Cabrillo Marine Aquarium (San Pedro), Santa Ana Zoo (Santa Ana), Santa Barbara Zoological Gardens (Santa Barbara), Safari West (Santa Rosa), Six Flags Marine World (Vallejo)

Colorado (CO)
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo (1926 – Colorado Springs), nascimento de Amani, Landry’s Downtown Aquarium (Denver), Denver Zoological Gardens (1896 – Denver), Pueblo Zoo (Pueblo)

Hawaii (HI)
Honolulu Zoo (Honolulu), Waikiki Aquarium (Honolulu), Sea Life Park Hawaii (Waimanalo)

New Mexico (NM)
Alameda Park Zoo (Alanogordo), Albuquerque Biological Park, Rio Grande Zoo (Albuquerque)

Utah (UT)
Wild Kingdom Train Zoo at Lagoon Amusement Park (Farmington)
Willow Park Zoo (Logan)
Hogle Zoo ou Utah’s Hogle Zoo (Salt Lake City)
Tracy Aviary (Salt Lake City)

Nevada (NV): Nome dado pelos exploradores espanhóis, Nevada significa coberto de neve.

CENTRAL

Dakota do Norte (Bismarck) | Dakota do Sul (Pierre) | Iowa (Des Moines) | Minnesota (St. Paul) | Nebraska (Lincoln)

North Dakota (ND)
Dakota Zoo (Bismarck), Roosevelt Park Zoo (Minot), Chahinkapa Zoo (Wahpeton)

South Dakota (SD)
Great Plains Zoo and Delbridge Museum (1963 – Sioux Falls), Bramble Park Zoo (Watertown)

Iowa (IA)
Blank Park Zoo (Des Moines)

Minnesota (MN)
Minnesota Zoological Garden (Apple Valley), Lake Superior Zoological Gardens (Duluth), Saint Paul’s Como Zoo (Saint Paul)

Nebraska (NE)
Folsom Childern’s Zoo and Botanical Gardens (Lincoln), Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo (Omaha)

CENTRO SUL (South Central)

Arkansas (AR)
Little Rock

Kansas (KS)
Emporia Zoo (Emporia), Lee Richardson Zoo (Garden City), Hutchinson Zoo (Hutchinson), Sunset Zoological Park (Manhattan), Rolling Hills Refuge Wildlife Conservation Center (Salina), Topeka Zoological Park (Topeka), Sedgwick Country Zoo (Wichita)

Louisiana (LA)
Alexandria Zoological Park (Alexandria), BREC’s Baton Rouge Zoo (1970 – Baton Rouge), Audubon Aquarium of the Americas (New Orleans)

Missouri (MO)
Kansas City Zoo (Kansas City), Dickerson Park Zoo (Springfield), American National Fish & Wildife (Springfield), Saint Louis Zoological Park (1874 – Saint Louis)

Oklahoma (OK)
Oklahoma City Zoo Park (1904 – Oklahoma City), Tulsa Zoo and Living Museum (Tulsa)

Texas (TX)
Abilene Zoological Gardens (Abilene), Austin Zoo (Austin), Gladys Porter Zoo (Brownsville), Texas State Aquarium (Corpus Christi), Dallas World Aquarium (Dallas), Dallas Zoo (Dallas), El Paso Zoo (El Paso), Fort Worth Zoo (1909 – Fort Worth), Rainforest at Moody Gardens, Inc. (Galveston), Fossil Rim Wildlife Center (Glen Rose), Houston Zoo (1922 – Houston), Ellen Trout Zoo (Lufkin), Sea World San Antonio (San Antonio), San Antonio Zoological Gardens & Aquariums (1914 – San Antonio), Caldwell Zoo (1937 – Tyler), Texas Zoo (Victoria), Cameron Park Zoo (Waco)

MEIO OESTE (Midwestern)

Illinois (IL)
Miller Park Zoo (Bloomington), Brookfield Zoo (1934 – Brookfield; primeiro nascimento de ocapi em 1959), John G. Shedd Aquarium (Chicago), Lincoln Park Zoo (1874 – Chicago), Scovill Zoo (Decatur), Glen Oak Zoo (Peoria), Henson Robinson Zoo (Springfield), Cosley Zoo (Wheaton)

Indiana (IN)
Black Pine Animal Sanctuary (Albion)
Mesker Park Zoo and Botanic Gardens (Evansville)
Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo (1964 – Fort Wayne)
Indianapolis Zoo e Indianapolis Zoological Society (1964 – Indianápolis)
Columbian Park Zoo (Lafayette)
Washington Park Zoo (Michigan City)
ME’s Zoo (Parker City)
Potawatomi Zoo (South Bend)
Maple Lane Wildlife Farm (Topeka)

Kentucky (KY)
Louisville Zoological Garden (Louisville), Newport Aquarium (Newport)

Michigan (MI)
Binder Park Zoo (Battle Creek), John Ball Zoological Garden (Grand Rapids), Potter Park Zoological Gardens (Lansing), Belle Isle Aquarium (Royal Oak), Belle Isle Zoo (Royal Oak), Detroit Zoological Park (Royal Oak)

Ohio (OH)
Akron Zoological Park (Akron), Six Flags World of Adventure (Aurora), Cincinnati Zoological & Botanical Garden (1875 – Cincinnati), Cleveland Metroparks Zoo (1882 – Cleveland), Columbus Zoo and Aquarium (1913 – Columbus), The Wilds (Cumberland), The Boonshoft Museum of Discovery (Dayton), African Safari Wildlife Park (Port Clinton), Toledo Zoo (1899 – Toledo)

Wisconsin (WI)
International Crane Foundation (Baraboo), Northeastern Wisconsin (NEW) Zoo (Green Bay), Henry Vilas Zoo (Madison), Milwaukee County Zoological Gardens (1892 – Milwaukee), Racine Zoological Gardens (Racine)

NORDESTE (Northeastern)

Quase toda região foi colonizada pelos britânicos...

Washington D.C. é nome da capital dos Estados Unidos, localizada no Nordeste do país. D.C. é a abreviatura de Distrito de Colúmbia (District of Columbia), onde a cidade está localizada. Estados vizinhos: Maryland e Virgínia. Em Washington D.C. está localizado o Smithsonian National Zoological Park (1889).

Connecticut (CT)
Connecticut’s Bearsley Zoo (Bridgeport), Mystic Aquarium & Institute (Mystic)

Delaware (DE)
Brandywine Zoo (Wilmington)

Maryland (MD)
The Maryland Zoo ou The Baltimore Zoo (Baltimore)
National Aquarium in Baltimore (Baltimore)
Tristate Zoological Park (Cumberland)
Plumpton Park Zoo (Rising Sun)
Salisbury Zoo ou Salisbury Zoological Park (Salisbury)
Catoctin Wildlife Preserve and Zoo (Thurmont)

Massachusetts (MA)
Capron Park Zoo (Attleboro)
Museum of Science (Boston)
New England Aquarium (Boston)
Franklin Park Zoo (Boston)
Lupa Zoo (Ludlow)
Southwick’s Zoo (Mendon)
Buttonwood Park Zoo (New Bedford)
Berkshire Museum (Pittsfield)
Stone Zoo (Stoneham)

New Jersey (NJ)
New Jersey State Aquarium (Camden), Cape May County Park Zoo (Cape May Court House), Bergen County Zoological Park (Paramus), Newark

New York (NY)
Ross Park Zoo (1875 – Binghamton), Bronx Zoo (1899 – Bronx), Prospect Park Zoo (Brooklyn), New York Aquarium (Brooklyn), Buffalo Zoological Gardens (Bufallo), Queens Zoo (Flushing), Trevor Zoo (Millbrook), Central Park Zoo (New York), Seneca Park Zoo (Rochester), Staten Island Zoo (Staten Island), Rosamond Gifford Zoo at Burnet Park (Syracuse), Utica Zoo (Utica), New York State Living Museum (Watertown)

Pennsylvania (PA)
Clyde Peeling’s Reptiland (Allenwood), Erie Zoo (Erie), Zooamerica – North American Wildlife Park (Hershey), Elmwood Park Zoo (Norristown), Philadelphia Zoo (1859 – Filadélfia), National Aviary in Pittsburgh (Pittsburgh), Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium (Pittsburgh)

Rhode Island (RI)
Roger Williams Park Zoo (Providence)

Virginia (VA)
SCBI – Smithsonian Conservation and Research Center (Front Royal)
Bluebird Gap Farm (Hampton)
Luray Zoo (Luray)
Natural Bridge Zoo (Natural Bridge)
Virginia Zoological Park (Norfolk)
Metro Richmond Zoo (Richmond)
Mill Mountain Zoo (Roanoke)
Reston Zoo (Vienna)
Virginia Aquarium ou Virginia Marine Science Museum (Virginia Beach)

West Virginia (WV)
Oglebay’s Good Zoo (Wheeling)

Maine (ME): homenagem a Henrietta Maria, esposa de Charles I da Inglaterra.

New Hampshire (NH): nome dado pelo capitão John Mason, a quem a terra foi concedida pelo rei da Inglaterra, em homenagem ao condado inglês Hampshire.

Vermont (VT): nome dado pelo explorador francês Samuel Champlain, que significa monte verde.

SUL ou SUDESTE (Southern)

Alabama (AL)
Birmingham, Montgomery

North Carolina (NC)
North Carolina Zoological Park (Asheboro), Western North Carolina Nature Center (Asheville), North Carolina Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores (Atlantic Beach), North Carolina Aquarium at Fort Fisher (Kure Beach), North Carolina Aquarium on Roanoke Island (Manteo)

South Carolina (SC)
South Carolina Aquarium (Charlston), Riverbanks Zoo and Garden (Columbia), Greenville Zoo (Greenville), Ripley’s Aquarium (Myrtle Beach), Brookgreen Gardens (Pawleys Island)

Florida (FL)
Peace River Refuge (Arcadia), Santa Fe Community College Teaching Zoo (Gainesville), Breeze The Zoo (Gulf), Jacksonville Zoological Gardens (Jacksonville), Disney’s Animal Kingdom (1971 – Lake Buena Vista), Living Seas (Lake Buena Vista), Central Florida Zoological Park (Lake Monroe), Lion Country Safari (Loxahatchee), Brevard Zoo (Melbourne), Miami Metrozoo (Miami), Caribbean Gardens – The Zoo in Naples (Naples), Mote Marine Laboratory (Sarasota), St. Augustine Alligator Farm (St. Augustine), Florida Aquarium (Tampa), Lowry Park Zoo (1957 – Tampa), Busch Gardens Zoo Tampa Bay (1973 – Tampa), SeaWorld Orlando (Orlando), Palm Beach Zoo at Dreher Park (West Palm Beach), White Oak Conservation Center (Yulee)

Georgia (GA)
Chehaw Wild Animal Park (Albany), Zoo Atlanta (1889 – Atlanta)

Mississippi (MS)
Collins Zoo (Collins)
Hattiesburg Zoo (Hattiesburg)
Jackson Zoological Park (Jackson)
Tupelo Buffalo Park and Zoo (Tupelo)

Tennessee (TN)
Chattanooga Zoo at Warner Park Zoo (Chattanooga), Tennessee Aquarium (Chattanooga), Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies (Gatlinburg), Knoxville Zoological Gardens (Knoxville), Memphis Zoo (Memphis)

Species Survival Plan® (SSP) – www.stlzoo.org (rhinos)

Última atualização: 27/06/2011.