alpenzoo.at
Non-profit zoo in Innsbruck keeping about 2,000 animals of around 150 Alpine species for day visitors
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About alpenzoo.at
Alpenzoo Innsbruck is a zoo dedicated to wildlife of the Alps. According to its website, about 2,000 animals of around 150 species are kept in naturally designed enclosures, terrariums and aquariums on the slopes of the Nordkette at 750 m altitude. It also offers a Care App with animal profiles, a podcast, a zoo card, and research, teaching and wildlife rescue activities.
The zoo is run by a non-profit association (Verein). Its operating costs are covered mainly by its own revenue, supported by the City of Innsbruck and the State of Tyrol, as well as a friends association, sponsors, animal sponsors and donors. Its customers are primarily day visitors who buy tickets; the website also lists donations and an online shop for animal toys and care items.
The zoo opened on 22 September 1962 and is located at Weiherburggasse 37a, 6020 Innsbruck, Austria. The website states around 300,000 visitors per year and about 30 employees. Open positions listed on the careers page are an animal keeping service role and an assistant/secretary role.
Product: Zoo admission for an Alpine wildlife collection, with a Care App, guided tours, and donation and sponsorship programmes
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