Conservation Station

The Conservation Station at Disney's Animal Kingdom is an excellent ideation of what needs to happen to conserve and protect wildlife. For a corporation Disney goes above and beyond most I'm their effort to maintain natural resources and emphasize the need to conserve what resources remain. That and they offer free art lessons is a plus.

I would have rated this place lower but our kids enjoyed the scavenger hunt for bugs and the special drawing event here.nnA warning for the adults...ones you take that train over to it, you have to wait in an even longer train to leave the area, and honestly, it feels like you are trapped... because you are! I would have rated a 1 or a 2 if not not having something that our kids genuinely really liked

The Harambe Village is a neat place in Disney’s Animal Kingdom. First you ride a unique and old fashioned train to this hide away area fascinating to both children and adults. The first attraction is the petting zoo, where hygiene is the top priority. Then you go into the conservation station where you learn about all kinds of interesting little creatures. We enjoy the animation experience most. You follow detailed and visual step by step instructions from an animation expert to draw a Disney cartoon character. I always admit to my inability to draw anything, but look, I did this attached image of Scar in less than 30 minutes. This is definitely the highlight of my visit today.

Good place for kids. A lot of it is for older kids.

Our kids really enjoyed this exhibit. There's a petting zoo, exotic insects, and a class that teaches you how to draw Disney animal characters based on inspiration from actual animals. We drew Simba. There's a lot of additional education out here as well.