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🦁 Zoos, aquariums and nature centers in Seattle

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Zoos and animal parks

  • Woodland Park Zoozoo.org

    Phinney Ridge, Seattle · A Seattle zoo with animal exhibits, classes and camps for kids, and seasonal evening events like WildLanterns.

Aquariums

  • Seattle Aquariumseattleaquarium.org

    Pier 59, Seattle · A waterfront aquarium on Elliott Bay with marine animal habitats, hands-on experiences and conservation education programs.

Nature centers, wildlife refuges and raptor centers

  • Billy Frank Jr. Nisqually National Wildlife Refugefws.gov

    Olympia · A refuge protecting the Nisqually River Delta, where salt marsh, wetlands and forest shelter herons, shorebirds, salmon and migrating birds.

  • Seward Park Audubon Centeraudubon.org

    Seward Park, Seattle · An Audubon nature center on Lake Washington with guided walks, hands-on learning, summer camps and a small gallery.

Natural history museums

  • Burke Museumburkemuseum.org

    University District, Seattle · A University of Washington museum whose collections cover birds, mammals, fossils and minerals, with fossil work you can watch.

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