News from Hellabrunn

Good news for northern bald ibis conservation and reintroduction in Germany: an ultralight aircraft belonging to the Waldrappteam is leading 36 young …

The morning melody at Hellabrunn Zoo includes the jingling of food prep kitchen keys and the rhythmic hum of bicycle tyres rolling along the paths – …

A behavioural study examined how environmental design affects the behaviour and use of space among the Indian crested porcupines at Hellabrunn Zoo.

The newly reopened habitat in the "World of the Small Monkeys" offers visitors to discover a brand new species: a pair of three-banded armadillos.

What's that squeaking noise? The greater flamingo colony at Hellabrunn Zoo has new offspring.

Stadtwerke München (SWM) has begun supplying sustainable heat to Hellabrunn Zoo.

Münchener Tierpark Hellabrunn AG (Hellabrunn Zoo) looks back on a successful financial year 2023 and assesses its zoological, commercial and …

Hellabrunn Zoo is pleased to announce the recent birth of lynx triplets. The little ones, now six weeks old, are doing well.

Hellabrunn Zoo has taken an important step to maximise its impact in the global fight against extinction with the launch of a new conservation …

Grooming plays an important role in ensuring animals stay clean and healthy.