Navajo Nation Zoo (Diné Bikéyah binaaldeehii dóó chʼil danílʼínídi), Window Rock, AZ

The Navajo Nation Zoo in Window Rock, Arizona is the only Native American owned and operated zoo in the United States. It houses over 100 animals representing more than 50 species, with a focus on native Southwest wildlife that holds cultural importance for the Navajo People. The zoo provides a home for injured or orphaned animals and includes a Golden Eagle Sanctuary and Education Center that opened on July 1, 2016. It also operates as a botanical park within a Tribally designated area.

The zoo occupies a Tribally designated park in the capital city of the Navajo Nation and receives over 50,000 visitors each year. It is Tribally funded through the Navajo Nation Government. The Golden Eagle Sanctuary is open to the public for viewing birds of prey. The zoo offers a quiet setting for reflection and connection with native animals.

Google reviewers describe the zoo as a family friendly destination with playgrounds and close viewing of indigenous animals. Several mention improvements made over the years. One recurring note is that water fountains may be out of service, so visitors should bring their own water.