North Florida Wildlife Center

The critically endangered cotton-topped tamarins named Elsa and Einstein are part of a breeding program.

Lemurs are among the animals on exhibit in Lamont, about half an hour from Tallahassee. An endangered ring-tailed lemur was born at the facility last week.

National Geographic Explorer Joel Sartore photographed two more endangered species at the center in Jefferson County for the Photo Ark.

An event at the center in Lamont in late January will feature goat feedings, face painting, local vendors, and more. Visitors won't need a guide to see all the habitats.

The center about 10 minutes from Monticello has been waiting three years for this rare bird, which will be paired with a resident female.

The juvenile giant anteater is still awaiting a name — and a girlfriend.

Two European white storks are drawing a lot of attention at the North Florida Wildlife Center in Jefferson County. A couple named Fernando and Stella are keeping watch over their 4 eggs.

A world-renowned National Geographic photographer visited the North Florida Wildlife Center in Jefferson County Saturday to photograph one of its residents.