The Morhaven Zoological and Botanical Garden was located in the northeastern part of Morhaven and was divided into two sections: a zoo and a botanical garden.
The entire park covered approximately 73 hectares, with about nine hectares of water and 1.3 hectares of buildings. It was a professional-grade park primarily dedicated to the conservation of flora and fauna.
It was also the birthplace of the country's wildlife protection organization, primarily responsible for the promotion, education, re-education, and research of wildlife conservation.
After the apocalypse, despite the lack of rain and regular feeding, the zoological and botanical garden somehow maintained its original appearance. In fact, the animals had grown even wilder, and the plant life had become more primitive. Anyone who stepped inside might think they had wandered into a primeval forest.
