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In the future, the gorilla family will live in a near-natural environment on the extension site of…

In the future, the gorilla family will live in a near-natural environment on the extension site of Zoo Berlin. But first, the current residents must find a new home there. The community of capybaras, guanacos and co. is to move to the restaurant pond in the sable antelope enclosure. However, this will require urgent renovation work on the barn and a redesign of the outdoor areas. Many thanks in advance for your support!

We are planning the construction of a new Ape House that will provide varied habitats that better…

We are planning the construction of a new Ape House that will provide varied habitats that better resemble the homes of our gorillas. Every donation helps, no matter how small.

The natural wood structures ofthe climbing structures in the outdoor enclosure, have withstood the…

The natural wood structures ofthe climbing structures in the outdoor enclosure, have withstood the wind and weather for a good seven years and have given people and animals a lot of pleasure. Now the adventure playgrounds on the two outdoor enclosures of the giant pandas are to be completely renovated and extended. Thank you in advance for your support!

The winter has returned and not only has Berlin firmly in its grip. Ukraine is facing its second war…

The winter has returned and not only has Berlin firmly in its grip. Ukraine is facing its second war winter, and with it, all Ukrainian zoos. For the employees and animals in Ukrainian zoos, survival has been at stake for almost two years. Since February 2022, we have been in close contact with colleagues on-site and, thanks to your donations and numerous deliveries of relief supplies, have been supporting several Ukrainian zoos, animal welfare, and species conservation projects. You can continue to help – every cent benefits the employees and animals in Ukraine.

Although our group of white-nosed coatis is already pleased with the enhancement of their climbing…

Although our group of white-nosed coatis is already pleased with the enhancement of their climbing opportunities, there are still more enrichment the animals keepers and curators would like to add to the enclosure. Among other things, they would like to buy climbing ropes, food balls and other toys, to allow the four bears to follow their natural instincts and behaviours. The zoo and the coatis are grateful for any support for this cause.