Wisentgehege Hardehausen
Wisentgehege Hardehausen is a unique wildlife enclosure established in 1958 in Warburg, Germany, dedicated to the gene preservation and breeding of Wisents, including both Mountain and Flatland Wisents. It also hosts other wild animals like wild horses, wild boars, and red deer, and features an impressive 12-meter Wisent-Turm for observation.

🦌 Discover a unique wildlife enclosure dedicated to the preservation of Wisents.
🌳 Explore the idyllic valley home to rare European bison, wild horses, and other native wildlife.

Why Go

🌿 Witness both Mountain and Flatland Wisents, a distinction found at only two locations in Europe.
🐴 Observe a herd of wild horses (Tarpan re-breeding) and wild boars.
πŸ”­ Climb the impressive 12-meter Wisent-Turm for panoramic views of the enclosures.
πŸ‘¨β€πŸ‘©β€πŸ‘§β€πŸ‘¦ Enjoy a family-friendly outdoor experience in a natural setting.
πŸ”¬ Learn about international scientific research and conservation efforts.

πŸšΆβ€β™€οΈWhat to Expect

The enclosure has been a home for Wisents since 1958, focusing on gene preservation through breeding programs.
Over 160 Wisents have been born here, with surplus animals transferred to other enclosures or rewilding projects.
The Wisent-Turm features an ingenious double helix design for ascent and descent, requiring 43 steps to reach the 9-meter observation deck.
The facility is evolving into a "forest experience area."

⚠️ Important Notes

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wildlifenatureconservationzooobservation-towerfamily-friendlyoutdoor