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Located in the center of the zoo, the wetlands trail is a beautiful 1/4 mile walking path through Rhode Island's most endangered habitat. On any given day, visitors can discover a variety of nati
Go "on safari" and find exotic species, including the world's tallest and largest land mammals! Learn how the people, land and animals of Africa are all interconnected while watching ze
Built in 1996, the 'Marco Polo Trail' was one of the first in the country to truly embrace the 'biopark' concept -- the idea of combining cultural, historical and zoological experi
'Tropical America' -- Rhode Island's rainforest -- features a canopy sky-walk and a lush, rainforest atmosphere complete with free-flying birds and several species of primates. Stay on
It's a place where kangaroos live in trees, fish live in and out of the water, and insects grow to be as long as your hand. Welcome to Australasia -- Where Worlds Collide, Where Worlds Divide. &#
From the arctic to our own backyard, 'North America' features some of the zoo's most popular animals and exhibits.
This is a showcase of Native American material culture, including bjects presented from the museum's collection of beadwork, baskets, clothing, textiles, and other handmade objects. An interpreti
The rich tapestry of Oceanic cultures - their varied traditions, arts and skills - echoes the natural diversity found in the Pacific islands. This exhibit features objects from the museum's colle
This exhibit explores the culture, art, lifestyle, and ecology of a diverse array of African peoples. The exhibit focuses on four ethnic groups and the eco-zones that they inhabit. By drawing connecti
At the turn of the century, natural history collecting became an international movement. This Victorian styled exhibit showcases treasures donated by private collectors which inspired the founding of
The Museum & Shop at Brick Market brings Newport's unique and exciting story to life. Located on Washington Square, the Museum provides the whole family with an engaging introduction to the a
Discover stars, the powerhouses of the universe! This new astronomy exhibit tracks the evolution of stars, from their birth in giant clouds of cold gas to their explosive end in supernovae and planeta
Go "on safari" and find exotic species, including the world's tallest and largest land mammals! Learn how the people, land and animals of Africa are all interconnected while watching ze
Built in 1996, the 'Marco Polo Trail' was one of the first in the country to truly embrace the 'biopark' concept -- the idea of combining cultural, historical and zoological experi
Located in the center of the zoo, the wetlands trail is a beautiful 1/4 mile walking path through Rhode Island's most endangered habitat. On any given day, visitors can discover a variety of nati
'Tropical America' -- Rhode Island's rainforest -- features a canopy sky-walk and a lush, rainforest atmosphere complete with free-flying birds and several species of primates. Stay on
It's a place where kangaroos live in trees, fish live in and out of the water, and insects grow to be as long as your hand. Welcome to Australasia -- Where Worlds Collide, Where Worlds Divide. &#
From the arctic to our own backyard, 'North America' features some of the zoo's most popular animals and exhibits.
Artist William Heydt sees Newport in bright kaleidoscopic colors - as a city filled with vitality and dynamism. In 2004, the Newport Art Museum exhibited a series of Heydt's watercolors depicting
This is a showcase of Native American material culture, including bjects presented from the museum's collection of beadwork, baskets, clothing, textiles, and other handmade objects. An interpreti
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