“Three thousand birds,” he murmured, his eyes widening as he gazed at the entrance to Parc des Oiseaux. It was almost impossible to fathom. Parc des Oiseaux wasn’t just a zoo; it was a sprawling, 380-hectare sanctuary dedicated to birds from every corner of the globe. Founded in 1970, Parc des Oiseaux has become one of France’s leading ornithological parks. While the entire reserve spans a vast area, the public can explore a captivating 35 hectares. It’s no wonder that nearly a quarter of a million visitors flock here each year, eager to witness this breathtaking collection. As you wander through the meticulously designed habitats, remember that Parc des Oiseaux plays a vital role in conservation. They’re active members of both the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria and the National Association of Zoological Parks. Their commitment to protecting endangered species is truly remarkable. They participate in numerous breeding programs, ensuring a brighter future for these winged wonders.
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