White Oak Conservation

White Oak Conservation is a 600-acre private wildlife conservation center in Yulee, northeast Florida, dedicated to breeding endangered species. It is one of the most successful rhino breeding facilities in North America, with numerous Southern white rhino calves born on the property.

The facility houses okapi, cheetahs, giraffes, bongo antelope, and other rare species in expansive natural habitats designed to maximize reproductive success. While not regularly open to the public, White Oak offers limited tours and hosts conservation research programs.

White Oak is an AZA Related Facility accredited through March 2029 and collaborates with zoos worldwide to maintain genetically diverse populations of endangered species.