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Stored provider address: 2300 Southern Boulevard Bronx, New York 10460, Bronx, NY
90 minute adventure through the zoo with a scavenger hunt and animal ambassadors. | An all-girls nature experience focusing on scientific skills and tools while exploring local wildlife. | Explore conservation connections through global WCS conservation stories. | Participants meet an animal up close and engage in activities including games, art, and sensory play. | Educational activities, special animal guest, and a chat with an expert zookeeper. | Explore storytelling and wildlife through various activities including animal encounters and zoo exhibits. | Engaging day with general admission, educational tour, and scavenger hunt. | Join us for a fun filled one-day zoo camp full of hands-on activities, animal investigations, and animal encounters. | Participants learn about wildlife through play and exploration. | Campers will conduct investigations, travel around the Zoo, and meet animals up close! March Spring Break: Zoo Camp Gone Wild - March 24, 2025 - March 28, 2025 | Activities, scavenger hunt, and special animal guests with a dedicated conservation educator. | Explore how the zoo cares for animals through hands-on activities and encounters.
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2300 Southern Boulevard Bronx, New York 10460 Bronx, NY
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| Name | Category | Dates | Status | Time | Age Range | Price | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zoo Cubs | Multi-Nature | Dates not published | Current dates unconfirmed Dates are unpublished or incomplete; contact the operator. | - | Ages: 10+ | $170 |
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Hosted by: Camps | New York Botanical Garden