Highlights
Zoo Santo Inácio and the ANP|WWF unite for nature and species conservation
Zoo Santo Inácio and the ANP|WWF have joined forces in a partnership so that together they can strengthen their commitment to the preservation of wildlife and make the younger generation more aware of nature conservation.
This collaboration kicked off on 5 and 6 October to mark the World Animal Day and included a series of initiatives and educational games dedicated to the protection of biodiversity and environmental education.
Our 2025 agenda already includes 3 and 4 March, when World Wildlife Day is celebrated, and 22 and 23 March, as part of International Day of Forests and World Water Day. As with the first initiative, the aim is to provide educational moments where families can take part in challenges, interactive games and learn more about the various species that inhabit the largest and greenest zoo in the North, accompanied by ANP|WWF specialists.
More Highlights
Wild Lights once again illuminate the nights of Zoo Santo Inácio
This is the third edition of this immersive experience, with more than 600 illuminated figures and many interactive games.
Another Dama Gazelle has been born, the most endangered gazelle in the world
This species is considered one of the rarest antelopes in the world.
Endangered Pygmy Hippo calf born at Zoo Santo Inácio
This is the fourth offspring of the breeding pair, which plays a very important role in the European Endangered Species...
Saddlebill: a great breeding success story for the Zoo
Two more Saddlebill chicks from Senegal have been born at the Zoo.