Copenhagen Zoo is home to crested wood partridges, a species native to Southeast Asia's lowland rainforests. While specific details about the individual birds at the zoo are not publicly available, their presence aligns with the zoo's commitment to biodiversity and conservation.

The zoo actively participates in breeding programs and global partnerships to secure the future of endangered species. This includes efforts such as reintroducing endangered amphibians in Denmark and combating illegal poaching of rhinos in South Africa. By housing crested wood partridges, Copenhagen Zoo contributes to the preservation and understanding of this vulnerable species.