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Treetop Adventure is a brand new interactive exhibit at the Bronx Zoo which lets you zip and climb through nature high above the ground. Tickets start at $35 for zip lining and $65 for a two-hour climbing session. Though technically part of the Bronx Zoo complex, Treetop Adventure is a separate ticket and park from the zoo, meaning you can go without purchasing a zoo ticket.
Climb, swing, and slide through obstacle courses in the trees. Push your boundaries, defy gravity, get close to nature, and know your visit helps WCS support wildlife around the world. It’s the best new experience in New York—a fresh park on the grounds of the Bronx Zoo.
Check out what the Bronx Zoo Zipline and Treetop Adventure is like in these immersive videos from the Wildlife Conservation Society.
WildlifeNYC is a new program setup by the City of New York to educate and inform residents about local wildlife, when it's appropriate to interact with them, and when it's not.
There is abundant wildlife in New York City – over 600 different species call the Big Apple home. From soaring hawks to curious coyotes, it’s no surprise that we encounter animals everywhere from our parks and greenspaces to our roads and roofs. WildlifeNYC is a campaign launched by the City of New York to increase public awareness about urban wildlife. After all, they’re New Yorkers, too!
In this video from the series, get tips and tricks on how to coexist with the City's urban white-tailed deer. Check out the full site to learn more about the program.
White-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) are an important part of New York State's rich ecosystem and are greatly valued by many New Yorkers - but at high population levels (like those found on Staten Island) deer can pose problems. Here are some tips for minimizing the impacts of urban deer.
