Conservation
Our mission is to the preservation and protection of wildlife. Discover how we are committed to conserving and caring for our planet's biodiversity for future generations.
Extinction is forever
The rapid expansion of the human population and the unsustainable use of the planet's natural resources are having a major impact on biodiversity, which is consequently declining at an overwhelming rate in recent years. Life on Earth is threatened.
Zoos, aquariums, parks and nature reserves now play a key role in the survival of endangered species. Together, these institutions are now veritable Noah's Arks. They contribute and collaborate through education, scientific research and the local, European and global implementation of conservation measures for species and their habitats, right up to the reintroduction of species into the wild.
In the next 25 years, 1/4 of all mammal species and one in eight bird species are at risk of extinction.
Our Committed Veterinarians
We believe that all of us have a responsibility to protect the world’s precious wildlife, not just in our lifetimes, but for the generations of the future.
Senior Wildlife Veterinarian
Dr. Emily Foster
Lead Conservation Veterinarian
Dr. Alex Turner
Animal Rehabilitation Expert
Dr. Ethan Clark
Wildlife Health Specialist
Dr. Mia Anderson
Field Conservation Biologist
Dr. Sophia Bennett
Wildlife Disease Researcher
Dr. Olivia Parker
Our Contribution to
Conservation
AFRICAN LIONS
Discover how we are committed to protecting and repopulating the majestic African lions. Our conservation efforts ensure a more secure future for this iconic species, whose numbers are dwindling in the wild due to habitat loss and poaching.
BENGAL TIGERS
Bengal tigers, in danger of extinction, find refuge and care in our Bioparc. We collaborate in captive breeding programs and work to conserve their natural habitat. Learn more about our efforts to protect these majestic felines.
SOUTHERN WHITE RHINOS
Southern white rhinos are one of the most endangered species on the planet due to poaching for their horns. At Real Bioparc, we are dedicated to protecting and rehabilitating these magnificent giants. Learn about our conservation initiatives that are making a difference.
GIANT PANDAS
Giant pandas are symbols of conservation around the world. We work closely with international organizations to support the conservation of these adorable bears and their habitat in China. Find out how we contribute to the preservation of this iconic species.
SEA TURTLES
Sea turtles face serious threats, such as pollution and by catch. Our conservation efforts include rehabilitating and releasing injured turtles, as well as protecting their nesting areas. Learn more about our work to protect these sea creatures.
BALD EAGLES
Bald eagles are a symbol of pride and freedom, but their population has been endangered. We participate in programs to recover and conserve these majestic birds of prey. Explore how we contribute to the survival of bald eagles.
Chameleon
Championing Chameleon
Conservation
JACKSON’S CHAMELEON
At Real Bioparc, we have achieved significant breakthroughs in the conservation of Jackson's Chameleon, a species endemic to the mountains of Kenya and Tanzania. Through our efforts in captive breeding and collaboration with experts in the region, we have contributed to stabilizing the population of this iconic species.
PANTHER CHAMELEON
Our dedicated conservationists have also had remarkable success in protecting the Panther Chameleon. This species, known for its beautiful color patterns, faces threats such as habitat destruction. Through rehabilitation and reintroduction into their natural habitat, we have helped secure the future of this endangered species.
When you buy a ticket, you make a difference. 50% of every purchase goes to biodiversity conservation in our bioparc. Your visit contributes directly to the protection of countless endangered species and the preservation of their natural habitats. Every ticket is a step towards a more sustainable future.
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