The Tasman Region in Tasmania is home to several zoos and wildlife parks offering visitors the chance to encounter a wide variety of native and exotic wildlife. Tasmania Zoo, located in Riverside, boasts the largest collection of its kind in the state, with over 1000 animals from more than 100 species. Committed to wildlife conservation, the zoo provides unique experiences such as animal encounters, keeper talks, feeding times, and a Jurassic Swamp. It is also a member of the Zoo and Aquarium Association.
Zoodoo Zoo in the region offers interactive wildlife experiences through up-close animal interactions, daily keeper talks and walks, and a range of unique animal encounters. The zoo supports conservation projects including Landcare Tasmania, Save the Tasmanian Devil Appeal, Zambian Carnivore Program, and Proyecto Titi. Visitors can participate in the "Keeper for a Day" program, gaining a behind-the-scenes experience working alongside zookeepers. Both zoos aim to immerse visitors in Tasmania's wildlife diversity and play a role in conserving endangered species.