ZooParc de Beauval Calls for Volunteers to Feed Wild Birds During Heatwave

Paris – 29.06.2026: The ongoing heatwave in France is presenting major challenges for ZooParc de Beauval. In view of the extreme temperatures, the zoo is calling on volunteers to help feed wild birds and thereby support the heavily overloaded rescue center. According to Anaëlle Cros, spokesperson for the zoo, this is the first time in France that wildlife care centers have been so heavily burdened.

ZooParc de Beauval has made a name for itself as a dedicated center for animal welfare and species conservation. In the past, the facility has successfully organized aid campaigns for injured or endangered animals. In the current situation, the focus is especially on wild birds that are subject to great stress and life-threatening conditions due to the high temperatures.

Volunteers who want to participate can contact the zoo directly. The zoo provides the necessary knowledge and materials to ensure proper and safe feeding of the animals. In addition to practical instruction, special emphasis is placed on offering the best possible support to the birds and avoiding mistakes.

The heatwave, affecting large parts of France, is having a massive impact on wildlife. In addition to support from volunteers, the zoo is working closely with local authorities and conservation organizations to ensure animal welfare and coordinate further protective measures.

Zoo visitors are also asked to take responsibility and educate themselves about the effects of the heat on the animals. To this end, the zoo offers special information programs and activities that promote awareness of animal protection during the hot days.

Official channels of ZooParc de Beauval are available for volunteers and interested parties to obtain more information or to get involved directly. The staff emphasizes the importance of community support to protect wildlife as best as possible in this exceptional situation.

The zoo remains open despite the heat and adjusts its operations to the special conditions. Visitors are urged to follow the zoo’s guidelines to protect both the animals and themselves.

The situation is being continuously monitored, and ZooParc de Beauval will keep the public informed about important developments. So far, it appears that the community of volunteers and professionals plays a central role in mitigating the effects of the heatwave on wildlife.

Further information is available on the official website of ZooParc de Beauval or through their social media channels.