Axolotl

Under guidance of biologist Prof. Dr. Rüdiger Schröpfer (University of Osnabrück) grows garden dormouse, the most critically endangered rodents in Europe, equipped with a chip and then reintroduced under constant supervision of the biologists. Thus, it is possible not only to preserve the population of the garden dormouse, but even successfully multiply.

What the human destroys, the beaver can put back in order. Ecotopes such as moorland will be renatured by the resettlement of beavers. German researchers and conservationists are running a successful project.

With only € 70,000 in energy costs annually, Zoo Osnabrueck, Germany, is considered an energy-saving zoo and reference model for other zoos. In addition, the emissions of 250 tonnes of CO2 are avoided each year.

Axolotl

Under guidance of biologist Prof. Dr. Rüdiger Schröpfer (University of Osnabrück) grows garden dormouse, the most critically endangered rodents in Europe, equipped with a chip and then reintroduced under constant supervision of the biologists. Thus, it is possible not only to preserve the population of the garden dormouse, but even successfully multiply.

What the human destroys, the beaver can put back in order. Ecotopes such as moorland will be renatured by the resettlement of beavers. German researchers and conservationists are running a successful project.

With only € 70,000 in energy costs annually, Zoo Osnabrueck, Germany, is considered an energy-saving zoo and reference model for other zoos. In addition, the emissions of 250 tonnes of CO2 are avoided each year.