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The 2020 pandemic year led to a rush of visitors to Zurich Wilderness Park.
At times, there were twice as many visitors to Sihlwald as in normal years. Langenberg Zoo also achieved pleasingly high visitor numbers, despite having to remain closed for three months.

A few days ago, visitors were once again welcomed to the Sihlwald Nature Museum. The current exhibition "WaldWildnisWir" makes the wild Sihlwald tangible and thus creates an understanding of unique habitats. These can be discovered with all the senses right outside the museum doors.

Next Monday, Langenberg Wildlife Park will reopen its gates to the public. The wildlife park team is very much looking forward to welcoming visitors again from March 1. The extensive grounds offer good conditions for a safe recreational outing. The restaurant in Langenberg will be selling take-away food and drinks when the weather is fine. The offers for school classes can also take place again.

In the coming days, many people will try to celebrate Christmas in new and safe ways - for example with a party in the forest. That's a good thing. However, the Zurich Sihlwald Wilderness Park and numerous other nature reserves are asking that these celebrations be organized carefully and with respect for nature.

On Sunday, September 27, the focus will be on the colorful and diverse variety of mushrooms. The Zurich Wilderness Park Foundation's Mushroom Day offers something for young and old alike. The event is free of charge.