Wildpark Ernstbrunn, Wildlife park in Gemeinde Ernstbrunn, Austria.
Wildpark Ernstbrunn is a wildlife enclosure in the Leiser Berge region that displays deer, mouflons, ibexes, and other species in spacious open habitats. The grounds extend across oak forests and offer visitors a walking route through different animal environments.
The park grew as an education and research center focused on animal behavior and nature conservation. Over time, the grounds expanded and became specialized in behavioral research, particularly with wolves.
The park sits within a region shaped by local history and forms part of the landscape identity around Ernstbrunn. Visitors can observe how nature and human use of the land connect here.
The park is accessible year-round with marked paths through the various enclosures. Visitors should wear comfortable shoes, as the walk covers hilly forest trails that can be affected by weather conditions.
The park houses a specialized research center for wolf behavior where visitors can observe living wolves and learn about their social structures. This research facility allows studying animals in their natural behavior patterns.
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