The commitments & missions of the Guadeloupe Zoo
The Guadeloupe Zoo is part of the new generation of zoological parks committed to the protection and preservation of wild fauna. Our actions extend to the Antilles but also internationally, thanks to partnerships with recognized associations and specialized networks.
Research and conservation programs
The Guadeloupe Zoo supports and finances numerous in situ and ex situ conservation programs. These initiatives aim to protect species in their natural environment, but also to develop breeding programs. Examples of actions carried out: - Studies on the ecology of local fauna in Guadeloupe, Martinique and Guyana (jaguars, tapirs, peccaries, iguanas...) - Support for international programs: Andean condor, giant armadillo, white-handed marmoset. - Contribution to European programmes (EEP and ESB) that coordinate the reproduction of endangered species.
Conservation of endangered species
Zoo de Martinique
Anse Latouche
97221 Le Carbet, Martinique
(Parking gratuit)
0596 52 76 08
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