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🦁 Zoos, aquariums and nature centers in Dallas–Fort Worth

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Zoos and animal parks

  • Dallas Zoodallaszoo.com

    Dallas · A city zoo with animal habitats, seasonal Zoo Lights, sensory-friendly evenings, camps and education programs.

  • Fort Worth Zoofortworthzoo.org

    Fort Worth · A zoo caring for nearly 7,000 animals, with camps, school and homeschool classes and conservation work.

Nature centers, wildlife refuges and raptor centers

  • Dogwood Canyon Audubon Centeraudubon.org

    Cedar Hill · An Audubon center on the White Rock Escarpment with hiking trails, bird watching, nature programs and live animals in the Nature Nook.

  • Fort Worth Nature Center & Refugefwnaturecenter.org

    Fort Worth · A refuge with trails, a bison pasture, hayrides, the Hardwicke Interpretive Center and classes.

  • Trinity River Audubon Centeraudubon.orgFree

    Dallas · A 120-acre prairie with nearly five miles of trails, a conservation education visitor center and bird walks.

Natural history museums

  • Heard Natural Science Museum & Wildlife Sanctuaryheardmuseum.org

    McKinney · A natural science museum on a 289-acre sanctuary with five habitats, canoe programs, night hikes and a plesiosaur fossil exhibit.

  • Perot Museum of Nature and Scienceperotmuseum.org

    Dallas · A science museum with dinosaur fossil skeletons, a children's museum area, a flight exhibit and evening events.

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