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Mill Mountain Zoo
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Mill Mountain Zoo is a refuge to animals that are critically endangered, vulnerable, or otherwise non-releasable due to injury or captive birth. Not only do we protect and preserve the health and viability of these vulnerable animals in our guardianship. MMZoo is the region's leader in wildlife conservation. Additionally, we participate in research and species survival programs.
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When you come into the zoo you may notice that some of our animals are not on exhibit, this is because the zoo is home to many tropical species that cannot stay out in the recent cold temperatures.
Katie Harlow, Zoo Educator, goes on WDBJ7@4 to talk about Mill Mountain Zoo's new fox residents and all the animals going on exhibit with the warmer weather.
Mill Mountain Zoo is thrilled to announce our latest capital project, the Skyline Stage! The Skyline Stage Ribbon Cutting Ceremony will be held on Tuesday, May 6th, 2025 at 10:30 A.M. and is open to the public with regular zoo admission.
Global wildlife campaign calls for urgent action to create and protect green spaces, reduce bird collisions, light pollution, and habitat loss.
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