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Our Zoo Members

All zoos who participate in the Species Survival Plan for lemurs or who fundraise for lemur conservation are eligible to become zoo members of the Lemur Conservation Network at no cost. Zoos can become a supporting member at the Bronze, Silver, Gold, or Platinum tier to financially support the Lemur Conservation Network and increase their conservation impact.

Browse our member zoos to learn more about their lemurs and the work they do to support lemur conservation in Madagascar.

  • Akron Zoo

    The Akron Zoo, an AZA-accredited zoo in Akron, Ohio, USA, currently houses ring-tailed lemurs, red ruffed lemurs, black-and-white ruffed lemurs in their Madagascar building. Akron Zoo has over 350,000 visitors each year who learn about Madagascar and the conservation of lemurs at their exhibits.


  • Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park

    Combe Martin Wildlife and Dinosaur Park houses ringtailed lemurs, red ruffed lemurs, and black and white ruffed lemurs. Their daily lemur talks educate the public and raise money for lemur charities, including Lemur Love, Madagascar Biodiversity Partnership, and ONG Reniala.


  • Cotswold Wildlife Park

    The Cotswold Wildlife Park actively engages in lemur conservation both in the wild and through their awareness raising programs in the United Kingdom. In addition, the park’s walkthrough Madagascar exhibit allows visitors to get an up-close look at the lives of lemurs and other fascinating creatures from Madagascar.


  • Cougar Mountain Zoo

    The Cougar Mountain Zoo is located in Issaquah, Washington, USA. Lemurs at Cougar Mountain Zoo Our current collection consists of two ring-tailed troops, black and white ruffed and red ruffs. We are looking to expand to four lemur species after the completion of our new World of Lemur exhibit. Our facility focuses on conservation through education and the role these species play as wildlife ambassadors. Lemur conservation efforts at Cougar Mountain Zoo The main objective at the Cougar Mountain Zoo […]


  • Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens

    The Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens is proud to educate and inspire zoo guests to appreciate lemurs while helping support lemur conservation on-the-ground in Madagascar.


  • Marineland

    About Marineland Marineland is a zoo dedicated to marine species, but we host also other species, especially endangered species. Marineland has a reputation in the professional area of zoo and aquarium, in research and conservation, especially in natural breeding. It has been the first aquarium in Europe to breed sandbar sharks and marine turtles, as well it is a pioneer in breeding programs with some endangered fish species. Marineland is a member of many notable organizations as EAZA (European association […]


  • Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens

    Naples Zoo is an AZA-accredited zoo and historic botanical garden. Guests can see ring-tailed and brown lemurs on islands seen from a guided boat cruise. The Zoo also houses the critically endangered red ruffed lemurs by their fossa exhibit. Along with other conservation programs on Madagascar, Naples Zoo supports lemur conservation as a Managing Member of the Madagascar Fauna and Flora Group.


  • NaturZoo Rheine

    NaturZoo Rheine houses ring-tailed lemurs, black-and-white ruffed lemurs, and red ruffed lemurs. They are a member of AEECL, and support the Helpsimus organization, which works to protect bamboo lemurs.


  • Parc Zoologique Ivoloina

    As part of a 282-hectare forestry station including both environmental education and conservation training centers, Parc Ivoloina is of a 4-hectare zoological park operated by Madagascar Fauna and Flora Group. Lemurs at Parc Zoologique Ivoloina Along with free-ranging lemurs and birds, the Parc is home to twelve different species of lemurs including the critically endangered black and white ruffed lemurs (Varecia variegata), greater bamboo lemurs (Prolemur simus), blue-eyed black lemurs (Eulemur flavifrons), crowned lemurs (Eulemur coronatus), and aye-ayes (Daubentonia madagascariensis). You will […]


  • Reniala Sarl Park

    The Reniala Sarl Park is a zoo and botanical park in Madagascar, that houses brown lemurs, red-fronted lemurs, mongoose lemurs, coquerel’s sifakas, and mouse lemurs. It is one of the few organizations in Madagascar that is allowed to rehabilitate lemurs.


  • Smithsonian’s National Zoological Park

    The Smithsonian’s National Zoo houses three species of lemurs. In addition, the zoo actively participates in the Species Survival Plan for both ring-tailed lemurs and red ruffed lemurs, its staff are members of the Prosimian Taxon Advisory Group, and keepers engage visitors on a daily basis with educational lemur talks.


  • Zoo Zürich

    Zoo Zürich is home to red ruffed lemurs, red fronted lemurs, and Goodman mouse lemurs. They work with WCS Madagascar — providing them with about 25% of their annual budget to work in the Masoala National Park.


  • Zoomarine

    Zoological Garden in Italy, and a member of the EAZA network   Lemurs in Zoomarine Zoomarine has now lemurs in their zoological collection! Four lemurs catta has been recently included. Lemurs conservation in Zoomarine The Zoomarine has many educational events and activities that aim to raise awareness and make crowdfunding supporting conservation projects. Is on going the agreement with the University of Pisa in Italy, where professors work on in situ projects at the Berenty Reserve and ex-situ cognitive research […]