Modern zoos have an important role to play in conservation. They help protect, preserve and restore wildlife and their habitats. Zoos bear the responsibility of educating the public and creating awareness for the dwindling numbers in the animal kingdom. In line with these aims, This Zoo is one of the most successful conservation parks in the region.

Breeding of endangered animals is another important aspect of conservation. The Zoo has bred a long list of endangered animals such as the asian elephant, owl, green turtle ect... The Zoo has exchanged many of these animals with other reputable zoos for breeding purposes.

Guests come to the Zoo to relax and to be entertained, so learning about wildlife has to be fun. This is why we have the exciting animal exhibits, Animal Shows and Animal Feeding Programmes. These activities are meant to entertain as well as to integrate conservation messages to a captive audience.

A more serious approach to heighten conservation awareness is through the informal educational programmes and educational material made available to some 250,000 school children who visit the Zoo annually.