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Vancouver Aquarium Marine Science Centre
The Vancouver Aquarium is much more than just a place to see fish. This all-encompassing marine centre focuses on acquatic life from around the globe. The Pacific-Canada pavillion explores BC's coastal regions. ORCA-FM broadcasts live killer whale sounds direct from the ocean. There are daily whale shows and otter feedings. The Vancouver Aquarium is very aware of the sensitivity of the marine environment and promotes responsibility in the handling of aquatic wildlife.
Address: 845 Avison Way, Stanley Park Vancouver BC Canada V6B 3X8
 Send an Email (30)  1 604 659-3474
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Capilano River Hatchery
Here visitors will learn all about the fascinating life-cycle of a salmon, and the everyday workings of a fish hatchery. The fish hatched here include coho and chinook salmon and the magnificent steelhead - a variety of rainbow trout.
Address: 4500 Capilano Park Rd. North Vancouver BC V7R 4L3
Send an Email (9) 1 604 666-1790
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Reifel Migratory Bird Sanctuary
This beautiful area is a wintering site for 263 species of birds. The sanctuary consists of walking trails to make observations of the many types of birds easier. The birds start arriving in August and the peak time for watching is November. Nesting takes place in spring.
Address: Westham Island Delta BC Canada
1 604 946-6980
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Queen's Park Petting Farm
The farm provides summer accommodation for rabbits, chickens, goats, pigs, calves and ducks. A friendly farmer is on hand to introduce visitors to the animals. The petting farm is open from the Victoria Day weekend to the Labour Day weekend.
Address: Queen's Park New Westminster BC
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Children's Farmyard and Railway
There are many things to do in Stanley Park for both old and young. The Children's Farmyard and Railway offers kids the chance to pet farm animals and then ride on a miniature train through the forest.
Address: Stanley Park Vancouver BC CAN
1 604 257-8531
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Rainforest Reptile Refuge
The Rainforest Reptile Refuge Society cares for abused and unwanted reptiles, amphibians and other exotic pets. The facility houses nearly 50 different species, and about 350 animals, including bearded dragons, caiman, chameleons, frogs, iguanas, skinks, snakes, tarantulas, toads, tortoises and turtles.
Address: 1395 176th Street Surrey BC V3S 9S7
1 604 538-1711
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Greater Vancouver Zoo
This zoo has over 800 animals from all over the world, including lions, tigers, elephants, jaguars and leopards. There are daily tiger and lion feedings, as well as Birds of Prey presentations.
Address: 5048 264 Street Aldergrove BC V4W 1N7
Send an Email (9) 1 604 856-6825
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