Ningbo Wildlife Park, Wildlife park in Yinzhou District, China.

Ningbo Wildlife Park is a facility in Yinzhou with large enclosures housing animals from different continents in settings that mimic their natural habitats. Informational displays throughout the grounds explain the species, their behaviors, and ecological roles.

The park was developed in the 2000s to bring wildlife from around the world closer to local visitors. Its creation reflected a growing focus on conservation and public education across China during that period.

The park regularly hosts shows where visitors watch animals being fed or trained, creating moments where people learn about wildlife behavior and conservation directly. These presentations help guests understand why protecting animals matters in today's world.

The park covers over 1,900 mu in Meihu Village, Dongqian Lake Tourist Resort, Yinzhou District, and opened in May 2004. A water route lets visitors view animals from boats, the first such line in a Chinese wildlife park. Plan for long walks between the water area and the land enclosures.

In October 2002, six 25-kilogram Northeast wolves escaped through a hole about 30 centimetres wide in the park's wire fence. Five were shot and the last was recaptured alive nearly two months later. The park renamed itself Ningbo Wildlife Park on 19 November 2021, having opened as Ningbo Younger Zoo in May 2004.