Valentine’s Day goes wild at Chehaw Park & Zoo with “Conservation Hearts” Event

ALBANY, Ga. – Valentine’s Day is getting a wild twist in Albany as Chehaw Park & Zoo invites the community to celebrate love for wildlife and conservation during a special event called “Conservation Hearts.” The event takes place Saturday, February 14, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Chehaw Park.

Throughout the day, visitors can watch animals enjoy Valentine’s-themed enrichment activities designed to encourage natural behaviors. From heart-shaped treats for cheetahs and rhinos to fruit bouquets for lemurs and special scent enrichment for other animals, each activity highlights the zoo’s commitment to animal care and conservation.

Guests can also enjoy interactive education chats with Chehaw’s team, create conservation-themed Valentine cards, and stop by festive photo opportunities set up across the park. Activities are designed for all ages, making it a family-friendly way to celebrate Valentine’s Day while learning how caring for wildlife supports conservation efforts.

A full schedule of enrichment activities will be available throughout the day. Admission is included with regular park entry.

For more information, including admission details and the full event schedule, visit chehaw.org or contact Chehaw Park & Zoo at 229-430-5275.

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