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🦁 Zoos, aquariums and nature centers in New Orleans

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Zoos and animal parks

  • Audubon Insectariumaudubonnatureinstitute.org

    Canal Street, New Orleans · A live-insect museum with a free-flying butterfly garden, a working honey bee hive and over 50 live arthropod exhibits.

  • Audubon Zooaudubonnatureinstitute.org

    Uptown, New Orleans · An AZA-accredited zoo on Magazine Street with endangered animals from around the world, a Louisiana Swamp habitat and a train ride.

Aquariums

  • Audubon Aquarium of the Americasaudubonnatureinstitute.org

    Canal Street, New Orleans · An AZA-accredited riverfront aquarium with over 3,600 animals from more than 250 species, including African penguins and a white alligator.

Nature centers, wildlife refuges and raptor centers

  • Barataria Preserve, Jean Lafitte National Historical Parknps.gov

    Marrero · A bayou, swamp and marsh preserve home to alligators and over 200 bird species, with a day-use area open during visitor center repairs.

  • Bayou Sauvage Urban National Wildlife Refugefws.gov

    New Orleans · A federal refuge of marshes beside Lake Pontchartrain and Lake Borgne with a boardwalk trail for seeing shorebirds, alligators and waterfowl.

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