Post by : Bianca Haleem
On March 19, 2026, Dubai Safari Park proudly announces its acceptance as an Institutional Member of the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums (WAZA), marking a significant step in its commitment to global conservation efforts.
Boosting Global Conservation Standards
As a prominent international organization, WAZA represents zoos and aquariums that uphold the highest standards of animal welfare and conservation. This membership allows Dubai Safari Park to join other prestigious institutions dedicated to wildlife preservation and biodiversity enhancement.
Strengthening International Position
This new affiliation boosts the park's international reputation, standing alongside its current membership with the European Association of Zoos and Aquaria (EAZA), and showcases its dedication to adhering to global best practices and operational excellence.
Access to Worldwide Collaborations
Membership with WAZA provides Dubai Safari Park with access to:
International conservation initiatives
Scientific research collaborations
Global knowledge exchange
Funding opportunities for conservation efforts
These resources aim to bolster long-term sustainability and biodiversity efforts.
One of the Region’s Largest Wildlife Reserves
Housing over 3,000 animals across 300 species, Dubai Safari Park is one of the largest wildlife attractions in the area. It blends conservation, education, and visitor interaction into an enriching experience.
Leadership Insights
The management of the park emphasized that joining WAZA underlines their commitment to global animal welfare standards and environmental education, while contributing to wider biodiversity protection initiatives.
Dedicated to Sustainable Practices
This membership corresponds with Dubai's broader objectives to promote responsible tourism and environmental protection, reinforcing the city's role as a pioneer in sustainable development.
Dubai Safari Park remains committed to investing in conservation, animal welfare enhancements, and educational programs, aiming to provide impactful and thoughtful wildlife experiences.
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