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Different Animals
The Baku Zoological Park is home to the Amur tiger, African lion, leopard, jaguar, zebra, bison, brown bear, sika deer, red deer, alpaca, llama, kangaroo, barbary sheep, wolf, fox, various types of primates and other mammals.
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Lion
Wolf
Bear
Kangaroo
Turtle
Bison
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Petting zoo
We invite you to spend a wonderful day at the peting zoo and meet your favorite animals. In zoos, you will usually hear the following, "Do not feed animals!", "Stay away from aviaries!"
Lecture hall
Various seminars, training and master classes on environnmental topics are regularly held in the lecture hall
Cafe
The cafe offers a variety of delicious dishes and drinks and welcomes birthday, party, and small group celebrations
Children's playground
While parents relax, the little ones can have fun on the playground
Pony ride
There is a special area for the pony rides on the territory of the Zoological Park
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Latest Updates
Baku Zoological Park hosted a celebration titled "The Future Belongs to Children"
A festive event was held at the Baku Zoological Park on the occasion of June 1 - International Children's Day, at the initiative of Leyla Aliyeva, Vice-President of the Heydar Aliyev Foundation, Founder and Head of IDEA Public Union. More than 300 children from orphanages No. 2 and 3, the "Umid Yeri" children's shelter, as well as general-purpose boarding school No. 2, Republican special-purpose boarding school No. 5, sanatorium-type boarding school No. 8 and special boarding school No. 2 participated in the celebration titled "The Future Belongs to Children", which was held with the support of the Baku Abadlig Service.
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Students of the Azerbaijan Tourism and Management University at the Baku Zoological Park
Bachelor's and Master's students of the Faculty of Social Management at the Azerbaijan Tourism and Management University participated in a practical session organized at the Baku Zoological Park. During the presentation held at the lecture hall of the Zoological Park, students were provided with detailed information about the history, development path, reconstruction works, modern strategies of the Baku Zoological Park, as well as reintroduction programs aimed at returning endangered species, included in Azerbaijan's "Red Book," to their natural habitats.
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A magnificent innovation at the Baku Zoological Park
Baku Zoological Park has become an official participant in the European Endangered Species Programme (EEP), implemented by the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria (EAZA). The EEP programme aims to conserve the genetic diversity of rare and endangered species, as well as their controlled breeding in captivity. As part of this programme, two Persian leopards (Panthera pardus saxicolor)— a female and a male were transferred to the Baku Zoological Park. This subspecies of leopard is included in both the Red List of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and the "Red Book" of the Republic of Azerbaijan as an endangered species.
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The project "Green Trails" was held for the first time at the Baku Zoological Park
The project "Green Trails" was held for the first time at the Baku Zoological Park. In addition to studying the morphology, biological features, ecology, conservation, and reintroduction of animals, the Zoological Park also organizes educational activities aimed at protecting flora, increasing green plantings, and improving the condition of vegetation. The main goal of the "Green Trails" project is to preserve the biodiversity of flora, as well as to spread knowledge about the stages of vegetation and proper agro-technical care for plants. The project also aims to foster a responsible attitude toward nature and environmental culture among children.
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Students of the Faculty of Ecology and Soil Science at the Baku Zoological Park
At the Baku Zoological Park, lecture and seminar classes on the subject of “Animal Ecology” were organized for the 2nd-year students of group E010I from the Faculty of Ecology and Soil Science of Baku State University.
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