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Serles and Mrs Hitt are doing well: Successful raven reintroduction in the Almtal valley

Two young common ravens from the Alpine Zoo were released in July 2025 with 14 other common...

Alpenzoo Innsbruck takes part virtually in the 80th annual conference of the World Zoo Association (WAZA)

Innsbruck, 05 November 2025 - The Alpenzoo Innsbruck is once again part of this year's...

Alpenzoo Innsbruck at the World Conservation Congress 2025 in Abu Dhabi

New impetus for international nature and species conservation This month, the Innsbruck-Tyrol Alpine Zoo...

Grouse in the Alpine Zoo - challenges and opportunities

Press release Grouse presentation 23.9.2025 The grouse at the Alpine Zoo clearly demonstrate the importance of consistent species conservation. But...

The Alpine Zoo is now a member of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)

Innbruck, 8 September 2025 - We are very pleased to announce that, following a...

Saving an (almost) unknown species: Launch of the Bavarian Pine Vole conservation project

On 19 March 2025, another decisive step was taken for the conservation of one of Europe's rarest mammal species.

Course Respectful Encounters with Native Wildlife 2025/26

Alpenzoo Innsbruck supports the course "Respectfully visiting native wild animals 2025/26"....

The Alpenzoo Podcast

Now the time has finally come, the Alpenzoo has its own podcast - its own...

The museum in the Weiherburg is open

Thank you for your understanding...

Ukrainian refugees can visit the Alpine Zoo free of charge

For all Ukrainian families who had to leave their homeland as a result of the war, the visit...

The alpine zoo for your home

The Alpenzoo game is now available in the Alpenzoo Shop, at Tyrolia and at Wagner's.Here...

Die Geierwally - cinema adaptation

Great honour for our Alpenzoo Late Morning Show speaker Sabrina Engl As reported in the podcast,...