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Twenty million crowns. That’s the amount collected in just one month during the collection organised by Prague Zoo for the Australian animals affected by the devastating fires. The money now helps injured koalas or kangaroos. In the coming months, the money will also contribute to rescuing all those animal species that, due to...

Prague zoo has reopened again after hurricane Sabine. We’re looking forward to your visit!

I know many people willing to argue passionately that the current Wuhan coronavirus infection originates from a military laboratory. But there’s not a single shred of evidence to support this. On the contrary, even though it was first suspected to have come from snakes, the primary source of the coronavirus infection was bats....

When we started the collection to help the Australian fauna on Monday, January 6th, I expected it to take in the order of tens of thousands of crowns. That is why two and a half days later, I couldn't believe my eyes when I looked at the bank statement. It had CZK 876,000! Almost a million! And then my head just kept spinning...

On Wednesday 22 and Thursday 23 January 2020, the Union of Czech and Slovak Zoological Gardens (UCSZOO) held a meeting of the Commission for Reptiles and Amphibians at Prague Zoo.

The Czech Republic is experiencing an unprecedented wave of solidarity with Australia. Hardly anyone remained indifferent to the fate of its fauna that is being devastated by fires. Czechs are looking for ways to help. Only the Prague Zoo’s collection itself has raised more than eleven million crowns in two weeks!

In no time at all, Prague Zoo has managed to raise a sum to help Australia that has surpassed all expectations. In just three days, 876,608 crowns were collected through the fundraiser announced by the zoo on Monday evening. Another CZK 160,000 comes from the “Three Crowns from Entry” project. All in all, more than one...

In connection with the fires in Australia, we would like to draw your attention to the possibility of contributing by means of Prague Zoo’s public collection “We Help Them to Survive”.

Years ago, we got a beautiful fir tree for Christmas. It wasn’t until the tumult of Christmas afternoon that it was lamentably revealed that the tree’s diameter greatly exceeded the diameter of the stand and we had no tool at home to whittle down the trunk. The problem was finally resolved by a machete borrowed from the...