At the zoo: Manoah (14y), Bridget (18y), and Briar (18y), can be found in our North American Wilds enclosure at the back of the zoo. Habitat: American Elk live in primarily in western North America (with some smaller eastern populations), from south-western Canada to New Mexico.

We have a ton of animals at the Greater Vancouver Zoo! Find out more about them by clicking on their photos below.

A mixed herd of elk and white-tailed deer at the zoo. Under new ownership, the game farm underwent many changes, including a new name. In 1995, it was renamed the Greater Vancouver Zoological Centre, since it is part of the Greater Vancouver area rather than …

The Canadian elk population is estimated to be 72 000, with over half of the population in British Columbia! Don't forget to stop by and celebrate with us tomorrow for our Canada 150 Celebration! More info at: http://bit.ly/2iKHFbm

Dec 8, 2016 · Snow is a rare treat for the elk at the Greater Vancouver Zoo. Photo by Jason Payne / PNG

Apr 1, 2019 · Expect to see lions, cheetahs, tigers, wolves, bison, capybaras, camels, giraffes, elk, zebra, hippos, monkeys, reptiles, and many birds. Don’t miss the daily safari mini-train, lion & tiger feedings, and the cool Radical Raptors presentation.

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Open year-round and located only 45 minutes from Vancouver, Let your Curiosity come Alive at the Greater Vancouver Zoo! Discover the sights and sounds of over 140 species on 120 acres in the beautiful Fraser Valley!

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Common name: American Elk Scientific name: Cervus canadensis. Conservation Status: Least Concern. At the zoo: Manoah (14y), Bridget (18y), and Briar (18y), can be found in our North American Wilds enclosure at the back of the zoo. Habitat: