A Role in Conservation

Safaripark Beekse Bergen stands out for its active participation in the European Endangered Species Programme (EEP) for the addax antelope. As one of the few places in Belgium where visitors can see this critically endangered species, the park's involvement in the EEP is a direct contribution to the survival of the addax. The antelope’s presence here is not just for display—it’s a vital part of a coordinated effort among European zoos to protect and potentially restore populations of this rare animal.

Where to Find the Addax

Visitors to Safaripark Beekse Bergen have the unique opportunity to encounter the addax antelope along multiple safari routes. Whether exploring the park on foot during the walking safari, taking in the sights from a guided bus safari, or driving through on the car safari, guests can observe the addax as part of the park's diverse wildlife experience. These routes offer different perspectives and make the addax accessible to all types of visitors, increasing awareness of the species’ plight and the importance of its conservation.

Supporting Care and Conservation

Beyond observation, Safaripark Beekse Bergen invites visitors to take a more personal role in the addax’s future. Through Stichting Wildlife, guests can adopt an addax and directly support the ongoing care and conservation work at the park. This adoption program allows individuals to make a tangible difference, ensuring that the addax at Beekse Bergen continue to thrive and that broader conservation initiatives can be sustained.

Seeing the addax antelope at Safaripark Beekse Bergen is more than a memorable encounter—it’s a chance to witness and support critical conservation in action. Every visit helps highlight the importance of protecting one of the world’s rarest antelopes.