Nordens Ark
Böda, Sweden
About Nordens Ark
Nordens Ark is a zoo dedicated to the conservation of endangered species and biodiversity. It actively works to preserve threatened animals both in Sweden and abroad. The park aims to be a leading force in the protection of endangered species and sustainable use of biological resources. Visitors can expect to see a variety of endangered animals and learn about conservation efforts. The zoo also offers live cameras to observe animals in their habitats, enhancing the visitor experience.
health and well-being.
It includes giving animals proper food, clean living spaces, medical care, and treating them with respect.
These standards help make sure animals live safe, healthy, and stress-free lives.
Visitors can park in designated areas near the entrance of Nordens Ark. Parking is typically free, but it's advisable to arrive early during peak times to secure a spot. Be sure to follow any posted signs to ensure you are parking in the correct areas.
- Tickets are bought on arrival, not online. High season, 29 June to 31 August, costs about 30 kronor more than the rest of the year. Children under 5 go free, and so do companions, personal assistants and bus drivers on duty against a certificate. On Mondays, Wednesdays and Sundays the park opens early at 09:00. The ticket office shuts an hour before the park does. School groups must book ahead by email; one teacher per class is free, every pupil pays the child rate whatever their age, and the park does not invoice amounts under 1000 kronor. Staying in the park accommodation includes admission.
- Nordens Ark focuses on rehabilitating wild hedgehogs in collaboration with local organizations.
- The park has been involved in the release of the critically endangered drum grasshopper, with 237 individuals released this year alone.
- It offers live streaming of animals, including hedgehogs and Persian leopards, allowing visitors to observe them in real-time.