Take a short ride from Harambe village, in Africa, on the Wildlife Express train to Conservation Station. This is the heart of Disney's Animal Kingdom's conservation efforts. Here you will learn the challenges both animals and humans face everyday to survive.
The center show place is a nature-inspired stage area where you will get to meet up close some of our endangered animals. Their handlers will be glad to answer your questions and help you learn what you can do to protect these and many more animals on the endangered lists.
In alcoves around this show place you will have a chance to view a veterinary lab, see the animal nursery, and see interactive videos. Here you will have the chance to ask our hosts and hostesses questions, speak directly to our veterinarians and animal-care specialists in side the lab and you might get a chance to watch an exam, immunizations and treatment for illnesses or injuries.
In Rafiki's Planet Watch you will find a giant world map. You will be able to see the ll areas of the world where animals are most threatened by the destruction of their habitats and the interference of human factors.
Then look through the Animal Cam, and see the animals backstage and in their habitats at Disney's Animal Kingdom.
The Eco Web computer will help you find out what you can do in your own hometown to help with conservation efforts and how to protect our environment.
Affection Section is where you can get a look at some of our domestic animals such as a goat, rabbit, guinea pigs, a sheep and even a miniature donkey. Then you can see some unusual and exotic animals like a llama, porcupine, aardvark and an anteater.
Environmentality - Disney's Environmental Statement.
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