Dubai Safari Park joins WAZA, strengthening its global conservation leadership and commitment to animal welfare, sustainability, and education standards.
DUBAI: Dubai Safari Park joins WAZA, marking a major step in strengthening its global role in wildlife conservation, education, and animal welfare. The park was officially welcomed as an Institutional Member of the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums, placing it among more than 400 leading zoological institutions worldwide.
This milestone highlights Dubai Safari Park joins WAZA as part of its long-term vision to align with the highest international standards. The global organisation represents top zoos and aquariums committed to conservation, research, and public education, reinforcing the park’s credibility as a responsible wildlife destination.
The membership builds on the park’s existing affiliation with the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria, further enhancing its international standing. By joining WAZA, Dubai Safari Park gains access to global expertise, collaborative research programmes, and conservation initiatives that support biodiversity protection and sustainability goals.
Home to over 3,000 animals across more than 300 species, the park continues to expand its role as one of the region’s largest wildlife conservation destinations. Its development reflects a broader strategy focused on integrating education, conservation, and visitor engagement within a sustainable environment.
Officials highlighted that Dubai Safari Park joins WAZA to strengthen its contribution to global conservation efforts while offering meaningful educational experiences. The membership also enables participation in international funding opportunities and knowledge-sharing platforms.
This achievement aligns with Dubai’s wider vision to promote sustainable tourism and environmental stewardship. It reinforces trust among visitors and educational institutions by demonstrating adherence to recognised global standards.
Dubai Safari Park continues to invest in animal welfare, conservation programmes, and public awareness initiatives, ensuring it remains a leading destination that connects communities with nature while supporting global biodiversity efforts.
