Nabídka pro hlavní partnery
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Nabídka pro hlavní partnery
The Zlín ZOO and Lešná Chateau - a zoological garden of the continents BASIC INFORMATION Director: Roman Horský Year of foundation: 1948 Area: 52 ha Number of animals species: 210 Number of animals specimens: 1 162 Year visit rate: 500 000 visitors (the 8th most visited tourist destination in the Czech Republic) Contact: office@zoozlin.eu www.zoozlin.eu LOCATION AND THE ZLÍN ZOO MAP UNIQUENESS OF THE ZLÍN ZOO Division of the zoo into sections according to individual continents Wildlife area with exhibits shared by several species of animals Walk-through exhibits and aviaries, where visitors can see animals close up The romantic Lešná Chateau and a beautiful park Large offer for children, 5 stylish restaurants UNIQUE HOUSES AND EXHIBITS Ethiopia (2010) A large exhibit for Geladas, an aviary for African birds (the biggest steelnet aviary in the Czech zoos), a large number of ethnographic objects from the Ethiopian tribe Konso Yucatan tropical hall (2006) The fauna and flora of the Central American rain forest, an opportunity to meet the ancient Maya civilisation OTHER ATTRACTIVE EXHIBITIONS Elephant house Exhibits of Amazonia The house of African wildlife Exhibit of American Sealions THE UNIQUE BREEDING ACHIEVEMENTS Milky Stork, the first newborn bird hatched outside the Asian continent Painted Stork, the first newborn bird hatched in the Czech zoos Chaco Tortoise, the first young one bred in the European zoos THE UNIQUE BREEDING ACHIEVEMENTS Prehensile-Tailed Porcupine, the first young one bred in the Czech zoos Red-rumped Cacique, the first newborn bird hatched in the Czech zoos Secretary Bird, the first newborn bird hatched in the Zlín ZOO Red - crowned Crane, the first newborn bird hatched in the Zlín ZOO REMARKABLE COLLECTIONS Cranes Collection 8 species, 13 specimens New Guinea Singing Dog Hornbills Collection 10 species, 37 specimens Vultures Collection 5 species, 35 specimens THE ZLÍN ZOO SUPPORTS IN-SITU PROJECTS The Balkan Vulture Action Plan focused on the re-introduction of the Eurasian Griffons in the Bulgarian Mountains. Two vultures bred in the Zlín ZOO were released into the wild under this programme. Research of Ruspoli‘s Turako in Ethiopia Supporting the Angkor Centre for Conservation of Biodiversity, a Cambodian conservation center MEMBERSHIP IN THE INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS