News from Hellabrunn

Taking blood samples from wild animals can be a challenging task for the veterinary team at Hellabrunn Zoo. Most animals do not allow themselves to be …

The zoo takes the safety of its visitors and animal residents very seriously and ensures this through its long-standing partnership with the Munich …

Hellabrunn Zoo has been supporting the Frankfurt Zoological Society (FZS) for many years, helping to save endangered species in the FZS’s in-situ …

After 17 years, Hellabrunn Zoo is delighted to announce the recent birth of maned wolf pups – quadruplets for the first time!

Last week, the Hellabrunn Zoo School received the UNESCO national award for Education for Sustainable Development, or ESD for short.

On 1 January 2024, zoo curator and biologist Lena Bockreiß became the coordinator for the international and European conservation breeding programmes …

The new year 2024 brings new animals to Hellabrunn Zoo. They include two female Bactrian camels, a pair of Arctic foxes, a Przewalski mare, a male …

Hellabrunn Zoo will install a solar photovoltaic system on the roof of its main office building and is sponsored by Stadtsparkasse München.

The gifting of Christmas trees loaded with treats to the animal residents has become something of a tradition at Hellabrunn Zoo.

Following the heavy snowfall in Munich last weekend, the visitor paths at Hellabrunn Zoo are currently being secured and have not yet been declared …