Zoo d'Abruzzo, Animal conservation center in Treglio, Italy.
Zoo d'Abruzzo is a wildlife facility in Treglio that recreates natural habitats for animals from different parts of the world. The grounds house over 200 animals representing roughly 50 species, from large predators to smaller primates.
The facility was founded as a place to rescue animals from illegal trafficking and support conservation goals. Over time it developed into a regional center working with European wildlife protection programs.
The facility allows visitors to observe wildlife in settings that reflect their natural surroundings. It draws families and nature enthusiasts who come to experience animals and learn about their habitats firsthand.
The grounds provide enough space to walk and explore, with marked pathways helping visitors find their way around. Plan for a half day or full day for a comfortable visit, especially on less crowded days.
During winter, animals can move between outdoor and indoor spaces, allowing them to stay comfortable in cold months. This setup lets visitors observe many animals year-round, even when other facilities offer fewer viewing opportunities seasonally.
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