The facility serves as a refuge for animals rescued from trafficking or mistreatment by local environmental authorities.
The grounds contain a significant collection of native flora characteristic of the Rio Grande do Sul ecosystem.
It remains one of the few municipal zoos in the interior of the state that integrates botanical conservation with animal rescue efforts.
The Jardim Botânico e Zoológico Municipal in Cachoeira do Sul serves as a combined botanical garden and animal sanctuary located in the heart of the Rio Grande do Sul region. The facility focuses on the conservation of regional fauna and the preservation of native plant species. Visitors can traverse walking paths that weave through maintained green spaces and animal enclosures. The site functions as an educational resource for local schools and environmental programs. It is managed by the municipal government to promote public awareness regarding biodiversity.
The central observation area overlooking the primary botanical landscape.
Bring insect repellent, as the park's dense vegetation and water features attract mosquitoes.
Check the official Facebook page for updates on temporary enclosure maintenance or environmental education workshops.
Wear comfortable walking shoes suitable for gravel and grass paths.
Do not attempt to interact with animals through fences, as they may be undergoing rehabilitation for reintroduction.
Frequently closes on Mondays for maintenance and routine cleaning.
Do not feed the animals, stay on marked trails, and keep noise levels low to avoid stressing the wildlife.
