You help to create generous and natural habitats for the animals. We want our animals to be able to live out their entire natural behavioral repertoire as far as possible: they should look for their food, fight their way through the pack, look after their offspring and even hide from their gaze. Thanks to sponsorships, we can offer our wildlife a varied and good life.
Of these, not only the animals have something, but also you as a visitor or visitor. You may observe and experience wildlife that might live or live in close proximity to you.
Our animal sponsorships
A sponsorship is a binding relationship. It therefore lasts at least one year. Without your counter-report, the sponsorship will be extended for another year.
Brown bear
CHF 2000.–
European elk
CHF 2000.–
European bison
CHF 1500.–
Przewalski horse
CHF 1500.–
Wolf
CHF 1000.–
Lynx
CHF 1000.–
Red deer
CHF 600.–
wild cat
CHF 600.–
European otter
CHF 600.–
Alpine ibex
CHF 500.–
Fox
CHF 500.–
Wild boar
CHF 400.–
Roe deer
CHF 300.–
Sika deer
CHF 300.–
Fallow deer
CHF 300.–
Alpine marmot
CHF 200.–
European hare
CHF 100.–
Edible dormouse
CHF 100.–
Brown rat
CHF 100.–
House mouse
CHF 100.–
600 sponsorship for the Wildnispark Zürich
Thank you for your support, we invite you to get to know your supported animal. Once a year, the Patentag takes place, where we report first-hand on the life of your supported animal.
You will receive a certificate, a picture and information about your supported animal. Twice a year we also send you the wilderness, our magazine around the Wildnispark Zurich, its wildlife and the Sihlwald natural forest.
If you wish, your name will appear on the large patent table in the Langenberg or in the Sihlwald (otter). To the sponsorships, which are 1000 francs or more, we give you an annual parking card worth 100 francs.
Sponsorships are donations and can be deducted from the tax.
Animal sponsorship
For the welfare of the wild animals
Become godmother or godfather. With a sponsorship you show that the animals in the wilderness park Zurich Langenberg are particularly close to your heart.