Conservation is the act of preserving and protecting the earth’s animals, plants, and natural resources.
Riverbanks Zoo and Garden envisions a future where our community is a force for nature. As a community, we must work together to address the growing threats to the earth’s biodiversity locally and globally.
Learn how Riverbanks is helping protect the genetic diversity of coral currently falling victim to stony coral tissue loss disease (SCTLD).
Riverbanks is committed to partnering with other organizations accredited by Association of Zoos & Aquariums (AZA) to save animals from extinction.
Dig up some fun facts outlining Riverbanks’ commitment to and implementation of everyday green practices.
Riverbanks Zoo and Garden’s campus crosses the Saluda River and is home to countless native plant and animal species.
Explore ways that you can help conserve wildlife and wild places in your everyday life.
Get the inside scoop on where the Riverbanks hospital staff treats injured raptors and endangered species and how you can help.
It’s heavy doodie. 100% all-natural, composted Zoo poo, effortlessly produced by some of Riverbanks Zoo & Garden’s most famous animals.
Explore the many regional, national and international projects supported by the Satch Krantz Conservation Fund — and then consider making a donation to help the cause!
Join us for an unforgettable adventure! Travel with experts from Riverbanks Zoo and Garden as we explore destinations around the globe.
