Quarantine does not stop nature. The first bats from our Rare Small Mammal Rehabilitation Center have returned to the wild. Over the winter, the Red Book bats have undergone rehabilitation, quarantine and screening and flew away completely healthy.
Our specialists have been developing the Bats Rehabilitation Program for a year now and are gradually working out methodology for rescuing animals that are in trouble.
Spring is the last months of the school year. Preparation for exams, summarizing the results of conducted research and... read more
Today we celebrate the birthday of our Bayraktarchyk the ring-tailed lemur🐵 In fact, he appeared prematurely on the 3rd of... read more
☀️🌷🌿 Spring is a period of nature awakening, new hopes and faith in a beautiful future! This spring, more... read more
On February 24, 2022 the full-scale war began. Free and independent Ukraine was attacked by cursed racists having no... read more
Today we will tell about the happy rescue of ferrets’ family. They arrived to us in spring 2022. These were... read more
For the first time in the history of public projects in the fields of nature protection and ecology, an... read more
During the war Kyiv Zoo saved and sheltered a large number of birds🪶 mammals 🦝 and reptiles 🐢. Total... read more
This Friday our red-haired baby Lucia turns 2 weeks old 💚 Her mother Raquel does not leave her and her... read more
