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Promoting global knowledge of species

Did you know that Ranua Wildlife Park plays a pivotal role in creating the world’s largest and most comprehensive knowledge base on over 22,000 species? As a member of global nonprofit Species360 organization, Ranua Wildlife Park contributes data on the animals and groups in its care every day, from lifecycle traits to environmental needs.

Domestic animals arrive

Domestic animal yard is open from June 1st till August 11th. Come meet the sheep, cattle, horses and many more during general opening hours.

Feeding shows during the summer

Feeding shows are held daily between 1st of June and 11th of August.

Scientific research on bats and moths

In addition to the occurence of species, both monitorings provide information on changes in their habitats.

Three wolverine kits were born

One night in April, Khurma brought three little wolverines to explore the world outside the den

Wild Arctic Restaurant is closed during the week 15

Buffet lunch at the Wild Arctic restaurant

Enjoy your holiday!

The wildlife park will be hosting daily feeding demonstrations for polar bear and arctic foxes until 10 th of March. On Saturday, the 2nd of March children can enjoy driving on mini snowmobiles and snowmobile sleigh rides are available for everyone for the price of 10 €.

Daily feeding shows on the 19.2.-10.3.

We arrange feeding shows at the wildlife park every day between the 19th of February and 10th of March

Disruptive behaviour by customers

Hundreds of international tourists visit Ranua Wildlife Park daily. Unfortunately, an increasing phenomenon has been observed, involving disruptive behaviour by customers, and customers deviating from designated customer paths and disturbing the animals in the wildlife park.