A field trip to the Virginia Zoo offers students a hands-on, educational experience focused on animal adaptations, conservation and biodiversity. During guided one-hour tours, students explore a variety of exhibits while learning about endangered species, taxonomy and the science behind animal behavior. Discovery Programs engage students in constructing food webs and discussing genetics, helping them understand the complex relationships within ecosystems. For a deeper dive, behind-the-scenes tours provide an exclusive look into animal habitats and behaviors, giving students a unique perspective on how animals live and thrive in the zoo’s care.
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