Visit over 20 species of animals wildly up close
On a tour of our zoological park, you’ll walk the three-quarter-mile path with a highly-trained guide and gain an understanding of each species’ ecological importance. You’ll also get to know each animal’s individual personality and story. We’re about reconnecting you to wildlife—so every tour is a conversation.
Public Tours
Looking for an amazing adventure? Meet our animal residents wildly up close! Available on weekends and select holidays.
Private Tours
Looking for a more intimate experience? Come on a private tour of the park or host a birthday or anniversary party, or come on a Photo Safari.
Events
Every season brings something unique to the Center!
Groups
Come on a Wild Field Trip with your students; bring your social group, college club, or girl scouts or boy scouts on a group tour. You can even camp overnight!
What's New
Center News
Girl Scout Day Registration Open
Registration is now open for this wildly popular annual event!
Easter Egg hunt
On Friday, April 19th, join us for an Easter celebration your family will never forget!
Loss of Arthur Tiger
We are saddened to announce the passing of Arthur Tiger on March 28, 2019. We are devastated by this tragic and unexpected loss. Arthur was a […]
Community Blog
All About Renato Geoffroy’s Cat!
May’s spotlight is on this mellow and personable Geoff! We’d like to help you learn more about him so that you can decide how you’d like […]
Live Keeper Talk Recap: Training
Do you want to start off by giving an overview? What does training mean when you’re talking about these animals? On a really broad spectrum, training […]
All About Tut Fennec Fox!
February’s spotlight is on this unbelievably cute little guy. We’d like to help you get to know him so that you can decide how you’d like […]
The Conservators Center is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, charitable organization dedicated to reconnecting people with wildlife. We are focused on public education throughout the Triangle and Triad areas of North Carolina and partner with other organizations around the state and across the country to create opportunities for members of the public to learn more about the animals we share our planet with.