Madagascar house in the Zoo Eberswalde: Experience biodiversity up close!

Madagascar house in the Zoo Eberswalde: Experience biodiversity up close!

Eberswalde, Deutschland - On July 12, 2025, the Madagascarhaus in the Eberswalde zoo opened its goals and heralded a new era in the presentation of endangered animal species. This newly designed house offers a valuable refuge for reptiles and amphibians from the unique island of Madagascar. Zoo Director Paulina Ostrowska underlines the importance of information about species protection, which is of central importance for the zoo and its visitors. "We not only want to entertain our guests, but also provide information about the importance of protecting these fascinating species," emphasizes Ostrowska and thus shows the commitment of the zoo in environmental education and species protection.

The Madagascarhaus is an exciting new attraction that not only presents the animals, but also the habitats that are optimally adapted for their well -being. Local zoo nurse Monique Bartsch has incorporated her experiences from Madagascar into the design of the house. Visitors can experience giant blades, bright blue bamboo tag geckos, arrow tailgeck, tomato frogs as well as panther and leaf chameleons.

a sign of species protection

The Zoo Eberswalde not only sets a sign of species protection with this project, but also actively promotes the preservation of endangered species. The Madagascarhaus is the first major construction project under the direction of Paulina Ostrowska, which has been running the zoo since 2023. Under her leadership, the concept of the former Waldameisenhaus was abandoned to create the new, natural habitats that meet the animals and meet their needs.

The role of zoos in species protection

as das-wissen.de shows zoos a central role in species protection. In view of the global threat of human activities, ZOOS are important protective devices that promote public awareness of endangered animal species through targeted breeding programs and teaching. This type of educational work is essential to sensitize future generations and to promote the preservation of biodiversity.

The Zoo Eberswalde wants to not only amazing its visitors with the Madagascarhaus and its biodiversity, but also actively contributing to maintaining biodiversity and promoting species protection measures on local and global level. An impressive initiative that attracts all animal -loving visitors and at the same time focuses on the focus: the protection of nature and its inhabitants.

In the coming weeks, the Madagascarhaus will also offer special events and lectures in order to further illuminate the versatile topic of species protection. A visit to the Eberswalde Zoo is definitely worth it - both for animal lovers and for those who want to learn more about the protection of our environment.

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