Engage with Enrichment
Charles Towne Landing State Historic Site · Charleston ✓ verified
Sat, Oct 31 · all day
To create a stimulating environment for our zoo animals, keepers use enrichment. Enrichment is an item or change to a habitat to stimulate and engage the animal in natural behaviors. Peanut butter biscuits for the bears, scented burlaps for the pumas, and pool toys for the otters; all different things keepers may use as enrichment! Join rangers and keepers to observe an enrichment demonstration and a discussion of the natural behaviors that are displayed.
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About Charles Towne Landing State Historic Site
Charles Towne Landing marks the site of the first permanent English settlement in the Carolinas (1670). Families explore the Animal Forest of native wildlife, walk the trails and gardens, board a replica 17th-century sailing ship, and join ranger-led nature and living-history programs.
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