News from Hellabrunn

Tengmalm's owls have a striking appearance – a disproportionately large head with yellow eyes and a whitish-grey facial disc, a small stout body and …

Founded in 2017, BildungKlima-plus is an education network for raising awareness about climate protection in Germany.

On Thursday, 15 June, Hellabrunn Zoo hosted a reading event for Lesefüchse e.V., an association aimed at promoting reading among primary school …

Hellabrunn Zoo welcomed the birth of two elk calves in late May. The twins, a boy named Xantorin and a girl named Xyntia, underwent their first health …

Please follow the zoo rules! Visitors violating the rules have been a problem for the zoo, especially as they have been established to ensure the …

Tomorrow is World Bee Day. The event, which takes place on 20 May each year, aims to raise awareness of the threats to one of the hardest working …

Hellabrunn Zoo has welcomed the arrival of a litter of Kunekune piglets.

The species-rich South America enclosure at Hellabrunn Zoo has a new member: a male capybara named Wadras.

Every year in April, Naturschutz AG, Hellabrunn Zoo’s in-house conservation team, conducts a survey of the native bird species living in the park.

On 22 April 2023, the United Nations (UN) celebrated Earth Day around the world, a day dedicated to raising awareness of the importance of working …