News from Hellabrunn

3 March is World Wildlife Day, a United Nations International Day celebrating the world's wild fauna and flora and their contribution to our lives and …

Often overlooked and endangered, native amphibians need protection.

Hellabrunn Zoo has been supporting Polar Bears International (PBI), a non-profit organisation dedicated solely to the protection of endangered polar …

It's a girl! And so adorable! She arrived in the world in early January after a nine-month gestation period. The birth, which took place at night in …

Love was in the air for participants on a Valentine’s Day guided tour of the zoo.

Hellabrunn Zoo continues to expand its range of online services for visitors. Following the relaunch of the website to ensure optimisation for mobile …

The Zoo Animal of the Year 2023 was announced today at Wuppertal Zoo. The presentation for this year’s recipient, the macaw, took place in the zoo's …

Like every company, Hellabrunn Zoo conducts an annual stocktake - one of the first tasks of the new year.

From 6 to 8 January, Germany’s largest “get involved” conservation campaign takes place for the thirteenth year.

The year 2022 ended with sad news from Hellabrunn Zoo. On New Year's Eve morning, the keepers were surprised to discover a newborn infant in the …