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Zoológico de Piedras (Cuba)

Zoológico de Piedras (Stone Zoo), Alto de Boquerón, Yateras, Guantánamo Province, Cuba: an open-air park of over 400 limestone animal sculptures carved in situ from 1977 by Ángel Iñigo Blanco (1935–2014), continued by his son Ángel Iñigo Pérez; declared Cuban cultural heritage in 1977 and national patrimony in 1985.

Zoológico Municipal de Uberlândia

Zoológico Municipal de Uberlândia, a public zoo in Parque do Sabiá, Uberlândia, Minas Gerais, Brazil; over 300,000 m², rescued Cerrado wildlife, managed by the city; converting to an environmental education park from January 2026.

Zverinets (Gatchina)

Ecological trail and menagerie (Экалагічная сцежка і звярынец): the marked ecotrail through Zverinets park, Gatchina, a former 18th-century imperial hunting menagerie of about 391 ha, now part of the Gatchina museum-reserve and UNESCO site.

Дэндрапарк (дендропарк, w1433372047)

Дэндрапарк (Dendrapark) is a small recreation park of about 5 ha in Minsk Region, Belarus, near Vileyka and the oxbow lake возера Гусінка; OpenStreetMap way 416065756, coordinates 54.4769° N, 26.91668° E.

제주조각공원 (Jeju Art Park)

Jeju Sculpture Park-Forest Fantasia (제주조각공원 포레스트 판타지아) is a 1987 sculpture park in Andeok-myeon, Seogwipo, Jeju, with 160+ works by 109 Korean artists, nighttime light-art shows, and the Lunafall Jeju media park rebrand.

百花园 (China)

百花园 (Baihuayuan, Hundred Flowers Garden) names several Chinese gardens: Xishuangbanna's 353-mu tropical flower garden, Qinling's flower-border garden, Beijing's Temple of Heaven garden with Baihua Pavilion, and Heze's Caozhou peony garden.