The 4th ESO Students have come to us to experience and to be surprised with different biological materials related to the nutrition and reproduction of the wild animals that live in the zoo.
The boys and girls of second grade of the Cardinal Espinola School have come to the Zoo to meet and discover our animals.
Some families have discovered which animals of our fauna are in danger and for what causes. They have visited them, so free ( Grey heron, Lesser egret, Cattle egret ) as those that are part of the captive breeding programs (EEP) to be reintroduced like the Montseny triton, the Mediterranean turtle, the river turtle, the vultures, the otter ...
On the occasion of the anniversary of the passage of the 1973 Convention on international trade in endangered species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES, in its acronym in English), which plays a very important role in the protection of species in the face of trade International., the world of nature and wildlife.
The students of the Turbula school have discovered and deepened their knowledge about vertebrates
The small scientific talents of Pau Casals have come to do the observation tasks in his project. They have enjoyed and learned! The observation of animal behavior is an important source for the knowledge of the species, since if you know how you behave you know what you need for your wellbeing.
The children of the Gaudí Architect have been able to see the crocodiles of the Zoo very close.
The architecture of the facilities allows you to enjoy an underwater view
The children of the school Mare de Déu de la Mercè have come to the Zoo to discover how lions live at the nature, wich food they eat and how they relate to each other. Also, they have been able to check that like in nature, they are animals that are passing many hours of the day sleeping and resting.
The students of P5 of the Marinada School look at Pedro very attentive. The rhino, the giraffes, the elephants ... they are all part of the Sahel.
The Gazelle Dorcas and the Mort. The Barcelona Zoo works on a program to reintroduce Dorcas gazelles to the Sahel
https://www.zoobarcelona.cat/ca/conservacio-de-la-gasela-dorcas
P5 students at St Peter's school have discovered that humboldt penguins, which we have in the Zoo, are native to Peru and Chile, they can live in mild temperatures but they need cold sea currents to provide them with food.
