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• Buttonwood Park Zoo

  http://www.bpzoo.org/
  New Bedford. Home to 200 species. General information, a zoo map, animal photos and descriptions, news and events, and volunteer opportunities.

• Capron Park Zoo

  http://www.capronparkzoo.com/
  Attleboro near Providence, Rhode Island. Admission, directions, animal photos and FAQ for the zoo.

• New England Aquarium

  http://www.neaq.org/
  Boston. Visitor information, IMAX theater schedule, virtual tour with exhibit photos, descriptions and animal lists, webcams, research and conservation information, and education program summary.

• Southwick's Zoo

  http://www.southwickszoo.com/
  Mendon near Boston. General information, exhibit overview, education program summary and photos of animals in the zoo.

• The Butterfly Place

  http://www.butterflyplace-ma.com/
  Westford near Boston. Admission, directions, hours, butterfly photos and online store.

• The Zoo in Forest Park

  http://www.forestparkzoo.org/
  Springfield near Hartford, Connecticut. 200 animals. Includes general information, zoo map, news, and educational program information.

• Wellfleet Bay Wildlife Sanctuary

  http://www.massaudubon.org/get-outdoors/wildlife-sanctuaries/wellfleet-bay
  South Wellfleet on Cape Cod. 1000 acres of woodlands, wetlands, and grasslands with 5 miles of trails. Visitor information, trail map, exhibit descriptions and photos, education program summary, natural history information and special events.

• Zoo New England

  http://www.zoonewengland.org/
  Franklin Park Zoo in Boston and Stone Zoo in Stoneham. General information, virtual tour, animal pictures, volunteer information, and conservation plans.

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