Cohanzick Zoo, Municipal zoo in Bridgeton, United States.
Cohanzick Zoo is a zoo in Bridgeton, New Jersey, run by the city's Department of Recreation and Public Affairs. It opened in 1934 and calls itself New Jersey's first zoo. It houses over 100 animals representing 45 species, and Cumberland County and donations also support it.
Cohanzick Zoo opened in 1934 and calls itself New Jersey's first zoo. It is run by Bridgeton's Department of Recreation and Public Affairs, with support from the Cumberland County government and donations. The zoo holds over 100 animals of 45 species.
Cohanzick Zoo is run by Bridgeton's Department of Recreation and Public Affairs, with support from the Cumberland County government and donations. Visitors can sponsor an animal through the zoo's "adopt-an-animal" program, which funds animal welfare. The zoo holds over 100 animals of 45 species.
Cohanzick Zoo is run by Bridgeton's Department of Recreation and Public Affairs, with support from Cumberland County and visitor donations. The zoo's "adopt-an-animal" program lets visitors sponsor the welfare of a chosen animal. Check the city's recreation department for current opening arrangements before setting out.
Cohanzick Zoo calls itself New Jersey's first zoo, having opened in 1934. It is run by Bridgeton's Department of Recreation and Public Affairs, with support from the Cumberland County government and donations, and its adopt-an-animal program lets sponsors fund animal welfare.
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