Erlebnistierpark Jägerhof, Animal park and zoo in Pfullendorf, Germany.
Erlebnistierpark Jägerhof, also known as Tierpark Pfullendorf, was an animal park east of the Gaisweiler district, directly bordering the Seepark Linzgau. On 2.5 hectares it held around 100 species with more than 300 animals, including alpacas, Berber macaques, coatis, porcupines and raccoons, plus Hungarian Zackel sheep and Valais Blackneck goats. It closed in 2018.
The park was established in 2001 on a former gravel pit site as part of the regional project 'Natur in Stadt und Land' under Josef Jäger's direction. This transformation of an industrial area into a recreational space showed an innovative approach to land use from the start.
The 2013 Western area, expanded in 2015, grouped a saloon, tipis and a sheriff's office on the grounds. It was one of several additions made after Bärbel Rollbühler took over the park on 1 October 2010 and had it renovated and redesigned. The park closed in 2018.
The park has been closed since 2018, so there are no visiting hours, feedings or pony rides today. It lay east of the Gaisweiler district of Pfullendorf, directly bordering the Seepark Linzgau, on a 2.5-hectare site. The grounds are not open to visitors.
The park was the only operation in the Oberschwaben/Lake Constance region that trained zookeepers, a fact noted alongside its 2.5-hectare grounds holding around 100 species and more than 300 animals. It closed in 2018, so the training role belongs to its past, not to a visit today.
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