Zoo Sauvage de St-Félicien

The Zoo Sauvage covers over 200 acres of land displaying North American wildlife in natural environments that replicate their native habitats.

The zoo started operations on July 17, 1960, on an abandoned fox farm and expanded throughout the decades to become a major wildlife conservation facility.

The Centre for Conservation of Boreal Biodiversity conducts research programs and educational activities about northern wildlife species and their preservation.

Visitors can observe animals through an extensive network of trails or aboard a screened train that travels through vast animal territories.

The facility maintains specialized areas for polar bears with underwater viewing windows and dedicates substantial space to animals from northern climates.

Location: Saint-Félicien

Inception: July 17, 1960

Website: https://zoosauvage.org

Address: 2230, boulevard du Jardin, Saint-Félicien (Québec), G8K 0H1 G8K 0H1 G8K 0H1

Phone: +14186790543

Email: infozoo@zoosauvage.org

Website: https://zoosauvage.org

GPS coordinates: 48.68230,-72.51120

Latest update: May 17, 2025 04:16