Get a Little Wild
on the Mendocino Coast
A 110 acre private conservation center where endangered African hoof stock can live in their near-natural environment.
African Wildlife next to the pacific ocean
B. Bryan Preserve protects big herds of a select number of Africa hoof stock. Privately owned and managed, the preserve is designed to give visitors and animals plenty of space to roam while allowing for close-up viewing and lots of education about the animals.
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![A grevy's zebra standing in a grassy outdoor area with a clear blue sky overhead.]()
Grevy's Zebra
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![Close-up of a nubian giraffe's head with a clear blue sky in the background.]()
Nubian Giraffe
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![A Bontebok with curved horns stands in a grassy yard, with a rainbow in the cloudy sky behind it.]()
Bontebok
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![A sable antelop with large curved horns standing outdoors on grass, with trees and a fence in the background.]()
Sable Antelope
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![A close-up of an sable antelope standing outdoors with blurred green background.]()
Roan Antelope
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![Side profile of a greater kudu with curved horns, standing outdoors with blurred green foliage in the background.]()
Greater Kudu
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![Two large cape buffalo standing in a grassy field with trees in the background.]()
Cape Buffalo
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![A close-up of a somali wild ass with a background of a fence and grass, during daytime.]()
Somali Wild Ass
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![A close-up of a nile lechwe with long horns, standing outdoors with blurred green foliage and wire fencing in the background.]()
Nile Lechwe
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![Close-up of a hartman's mountain zebra's face.]()
Hartman's Mountain Zebra
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![A addax with twisted horns standing next to a wooden fence, grass in the foreground.]()
Addax
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![A young lesser kudu with large ears standing on green grass with two other lesser kudu grazing in the background, fenced area, and trees under a partly cloudy sky.]()
Lesser Kudu
Species Conservation
since 1998
B. Bryan Preserve has been involved in the conservation of endangered and critically endangered species of African hoofstock for 25+ years. Founded by wildlife enthusiasts Dr. Frank Mello and his wife, Judy, the 110-acre preserve is committed to the study, protection, and breeding of these animals.
Partnerships
Your Support Helps
Whether you take a tour, stay the night, or donate, your support allows us to continue participating in research and conservation efforts both at the preserve and with partner organizations.
Help protect these magnificent animals!
