Dubai Safari Park is welcoming guests to its 6th season with an array of exciting experiences aimed at conservation education and wildlife exploration. As part of the theme 'Conservation for the Planet,' the park offers a diverse edutainment program designed to raise awareness about critical wildlife issues, such as habitat destruction, climate change, and poaching. Visitors of all ages are invited to participate in various activities that aim to foster a deep appreciation for wildlife and the importance of conservation efforts.
One of the highlights of the park's offerings is the newly launched 'Echoes of the Wild' presentation, featuring playful animals like coatis, raccoons, and otters. Through daily Wildlife Talks led by experts, guided safari tours, and live presentations, guests can immerse themselves in the world of wildlife conservation. Children are especially encouraged to engage with the Junior Ranger Program, which includes live presentations, up-close animal experiences, workshops, and guided Safari tours.
The Junior Ranger Program provides a unique opportunity for young visitors to kickstart their journey as Dubai Safari Park Junior Rangers. Children under 12 can avail of a new seasonal pass that allows them to become junior rangers and participate in six exciting missions outlined in their ranger journals. Completing these missions offers them a chance to win a safari trip to Kenya, adding an element of adventure to the educational experience.
For families seeking a more immersive experience, Dubai Safari Park also offers exclusive school programs like 'Learn in the Wild,' where students can deepen their understanding of animal welfare, conservation, and environmental protection. Additionally, the park introduces the Young Explorer Workshop, held every Saturday, which allows kids to engage in hands-on conservation challenges guided by animal specialists.
Dubai Safari Park's dedication to conservation education is evident in its commitment to providing fun and educational animal care activities for guests of all ages. With over 14 animal encounters, including species like lemurs, macaws, rhinos, and elephants, the park offers a unique opportunity to connect with wildlife. By offering a blend of entertainment and learning, Dubai Safari Park aims to inspire visitors to develop a sense of responsibility towards wildlife and the environment.
