New Exhibit At Caldwell Zoo In Tyler Expected To Be Completed In 2024
The Caldwell Zoo in Tyler has been working on some new exhibits and improvements and we just received an update on when everything will be done!
Get Ready To See Major Improvements To Certain Areas Of The Zoo.
According to press release we received The Caldwell Zoo announced the exciting news regarding major improvements, a complete remodel of the South American section of the zoo has been unanimously approved by the board of trustees.
The plans will add a vast array of alluring animals and beautiful birds to a major part of the zoo.
The New Amazon River's Edge Exhibit
The Amazon River’s Edge will highlight animals from South America in beautiful and expansive habitats. Along with the addition of dynamic animals, new guest experiences will be a part of the remodel. Features of The Amazon River's Edge exhibit will include:
- Jaguar, third largest feline on the planet
- A flowing river water feature with giant river otters
- Quiet arboreal habitat for the sloth
- Walk-through aviary featuring a dazzling array of birds
- Giant anteater
- Capybara
- New event space and meeting areas
Take A Look At The New Education & Events Center That Will Be Added.
Amazon River’s Edge will feature many species that are threatened or endangered in the wild. Selected exhibits will be linked to future Caldwell Zoo supported conservation projects in wildlife “hot spots” and communities in the Amazon region.
Guests will get to experience the animals in meticulously designed habitats that closely resemble native environments.
The plans by BKP Architects have been carefully developed over many months and construction is already underway.
According to an update from Visit Tyler on Facebook, the project is expected to be completed and ready to open in Spring 2024!
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