Cumberland Wildpark, Wildlife park in Grünau im Almtal, Austria
Cumberland Wildpark is a wildlife facility in Grünau im Almtal with animal enclosures spread across forested terrain. Visitors can see red deer, European bison, wolves, lynxes, brown bears, wood ibis, and ravens in their designated areas.
The facility was founded in 1970 as a wildlife sanctuary in Upper Austria. Over time it became a destination for people interested in observing native species in larger enclosed spaces.
The park allows visitors to observe animals in conditions close to their natural habitats and learn more about species behavior and adaptation. Direct observation here helps people develop a better understanding of local wildlife.
The facility is accessible year-round, though hours shift with the seasons. Visitors should check opening times before arriving and wear good shoes since much of the terrain is uneven and wooded.
The park specializes in caring for rare wood ibis, a bird species that is difficult to find elsewhere. These birds receive dedicated care and can be observed by visitors.
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