Action Wildlife Foundation Map (2023)
Get the most out of your visit with the most up-to-date Action Wildlife Foundation Map.
Action Wildlife Foundation is a wildlife park and conservation center located in Goshen, Connecticut. It features over 350 exotic and domestic animals, including bison, zebras, and antelope. The foundation emphasizes education, animal preservation, and hands-on experiences through drive-through and walk-through exhibits.
Navigate straight to the drive-thru safari, where elk, bison, and zebras roam just feet from your car. Planning to stretch your legs? Head toward the Exploration Center and the petting zoo—both family favorites.
Whether you’re eyeing the reptile house or the fossil exhibit, this map helps you skip the guesswork and see more of what matters.
Action Wildlife Foundation Map 2023
The most significant Action Wildlife Foundation Map 2023 updates include the integration of advanced spatial modeling and geospatial datasets to identify 42 priority conservation landscapes across sub-Saharan Africa. The Degradation Dashboard was enhanced to provide high-frequency predictions of illegal forest activity and early warnings of habitat degradation, notably flagging increased deforestation threats from road expansion in Dja. These updates enable more targeted conservation actions and improved monitoring of landscape changes over time.
Printable Action Wildlife Foundation Map PDF 2023
FAQ
What time does Action Wildlife Foundation open and close?
Action Wildlife Foundation is open Wednesday to Friday from 12 PM to 5 PM and Saturday to Sunday from 10 AM to 5 PM, weather permitting. The gates lock at 6 PM. The foundation is closed on Monday and Tuesday.
How much does admission to Action Wildlife Foundation cost?
Admission to Action Wildlife Foundation is $20 for adults and $16 for children, with children 3 and under admitted free. Grain for feeding animals is available for $8 per container. Special event pricing may apply during certain events.
What animals can you see at Action Wildlife Foundation?
At Action Wildlife Foundation, you can see a variety of animals including Aoudad mountain goats, zebras, and several species of goats and cattle. The sanctuary is home to over 350 exotic animals from around the world. The park also features a petting zoo and a museum with natural scenes.
Can you feed or interact with animals at Action Wildlife Foundation?
You can feed and interact with animals at the Action Wildlife Foundation’s petting zoo, which is located across from the green museum building. Only the animals in the petting barn are permitted to be petted and fed by guests. Grain for feeding is available for purchase at the park.
