Most people will never be able to see lions in the wild or view penguins frolicking in the snow, so when you visit a zoo, aquarium, or safari it gives you access to animals you would never see in the wild.
The Mid Southeast States Zoo Bucket Journal has individual journal pages for 53 zoos, aquariums, and safaris in the states of Kentucky, Tennessee, North Carolina & South Carolina. Get out, explore, and record your memories after your next wild animal adventure.
How to Use Your Mid Southeast States Zoo Bucket Journal
Each type of attraction (zoo, aquarium, safari, petting zoo, animal sanctuary) has its own unique page layout. Most of these are four pages long to help you document each part of the destination.
Build excitement for your excursion! Do research about your trip on page one. You’ll find links for their website, Facebook page, and, if they have one, an animal cam.
Use page one to document the educational opportunities that exist, the facilities that are available, and the general areas to explore.
Use page two to dig deeper into the areas and animals you most want to see during your visit.
Plan your route by using our interactive map to see where the attractions are located. You’ll find the URL link on the Table of Contents page.
Head out and enjoy your zoo experience!
Once you get home, fill out the details on pages two, three, and four. Rate the attraction and your experience there.
Journal your day and record your memories!
To plan your trip, go to our online map to see the actual location for each of the attractions in this journal.
