Trevor Zoo Pond Webcam

A Historic Zoo on a School Campus

Founded in 1936, the Trevor-Lovejoy Zoo is the only accredited zoo located on a high school campus in the country. Operated by Millbrook School and accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA), the facility is home to more than 80 species of wildlife spread across its wooded grounds in the Hudson Valley.

Life Around the Pond

This camera frames a quiet pond enclosure ringed by dense woodland vegetation, providing a natural setting for the zoo's waterfowl to swim, wade, and forage. The muddy banks and shallow water attract a variety of aquatic birds, making it a rewarding spot for patient observers.

Educational Mission

Beyond public viewing, the zoo serves as a hands-on classroom for Millbrook School students, supporting conservation education and animal husbandry programs. The live pond feed extends that mission to online visitors around the world, offering a window into the zoo's everyday animal care.

Visiting the Trevor-Lovejoy Zoo

Located in Millbrook, New York, the zoo is open to the public and forms part of the wider Hudson Valley network of nature attractions. Its blend of academic mission and public accessibility makes it a distinctive stop for wildlife enthusiasts visiting the region.