The purpose of zoos has changed.
And for the better.
Since its founding, Zoomarine has been dedicated to educating the public about biodiversity, promoting scientific research, and supporting the protection, conservation, and rehabilitation of marine species, thereby contributing to the preservation of natural habitats.
Conservation Projects
Zoomarine actively supports organizations dedicated to the protection of species and habitats, collaborating with institutions such as the Institute for Nature Conservation and Forests through a multidisciplinary zoological team.
Zoomarine’s Education Department develops innovative educational programs for visitors of all ages, based on the principles of Education, Science, Conservation, and Entertainment. These programs combine fun and learning, promoting greater environmental awareness and adapting to current ecological realities.
What should you do if you find an injured or stranded animal?
It is essential to know what to do if we come across an injured or stranded marine animal (in distress on the beach or out at sea). Knowing all the necessary steps to help it can make all the difference.
Zoological Certifications
Zoomarine stands out thanks to its prestigious zoological certifications, which validate our park’s high standards of animal welfare and conservation practices, underscoring our commitment to our visitors and our marine species.
Awards and Scientific Recognition
Zoomarine has earned numerous awards over the years, reflecting its commitment to conservation and animal welfare.
