Nashville Zoo
 United States  / Tennessee  |  Animals/Wildlife

To inspire a culture of understanding and discovery of our natural world through conservation, innovation and leadership.

In 1964, sisters Margaret and Elise Croft donated the Grassmere property to the Children's Museum of Nashville (Adventure Science Center). After the last sister's death in 1985, the Children's Museum began to develop about 40 of the property's 200 acres, which in 1990, became Grassmere Wildlife Park. That same year, Nashville Zoo opened its doors in Joelton, Tennessee.

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