What secrets does the African Savanna hold? Here at the African Savanna Viewpoint in the San Francisco Zoo, we uncover the wonders of this vibrant habitat. The Leanne B. Roberts African Savanna spans three acres. It’s a mixed-species habitat designed to bring visitors closer to the animals. A covered passageway leads you into the heart of the savanna, the Donga. Here you’ll be surrounded by giraffes, zebras, and kudu, sharing the space with African bird species like crowned cranes and ostriches. The African Savanna Viewpoint offers stunning views of this habitat. It showcases how the zoo cares for these animals, bringing activities usually done behind the scenes to the forefront. The landscape, filled with native African plants, enhances the beauty and diversity of the savanna environment. It allows the animals to interact and roam freely. The African Savanna Viewpoint provides different perspectives from various overlooks along the pathway. Within the savanna, you can find a walk-through African Aviary. It houses critically endangered birds, such as the Waldrapp ibis and the hamerkop. From the African Savanna Viewpoint, a path connects directly to the Jones Family Gorilla Preserve, offering a seamless transition to encounter Africa’s largest primate. At the South Savanna Overlook, consider supporting the Laikipia Predator Project. This project aims to reduce conflicts between local ranchers and predators, ensuring a sustainable environment for both humans and wildlife. The African Savanna Viewpoint offers a captivating glimpse into the heart of Africa, right here in San Francisco.
50 Fremont Center
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