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Somerset conservation center helps repopulate endangered species
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Somerset conservation center helps repopulate endangered species
FAIRHOPE, Pa. (WTAJ) — Local conservationists are raising awareness about dozens of species with animals at risk of extinction. The International Conservation Center in Somerset County, a branch of the Pittsburgh Zoo and Aquarium, houses four different species of these animals on up to 30 acres of land each. These animals include bison, camels, reindeer and their infamous African elephants. "You need a lot of space," the conservation center's di…
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