Edgewood near Santa Fe. 122 acre wildlife refuge and enhanced zoo. General information, calendar of events, classes offered, and a photo gallery of park animals.

Facilities include the Rio Grande Zoo, Botanic Garden, Albuquerque Aquarium, and Tingley Aquatic Park. Visitor information, events, and education program summaries.

Dedicated to the interpretation of the Chihuahuan Desert, this state park is an indoor/outdoor living museum displaying more than 40 native animal species and hundreds of succulents from around the world on a 1.3 mile guided tour. Carlsbad.

Albuquerque. Includes pictures and descriptions of snakes, provides facts regarding their danger, and information about visiting.

Ramah. Non-profit organization providing safe sanctuary to abused and abandoned captive-bred wolves and wolfdogs. Focuses on education, ecology and the environment, responsible ownership of wolfdogs and the humane care of all animals. Includes visitor information.

Alamogordo. 300 animals representing 90 species on 7 acres. Chamber of commerce site with general information and zoo history.

The purpose of the New Mexico Zoological Society, Inc. is to promote the development of the Rio Grande Zoological Park (the Zoo) in Albuquerque, New Mexico.