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Ecomuseum Zoo’s environmental education fund
Ecomuseum Zoo’s environmental education fund

The Ecomuseum Zoo’s environmental education fund was created in 2024. We are proud and honoured to join the family of Mr. Karl Fischer in celebrating the very first contribution to the fund, made in memory of Mr. Fischer by his family. Mr. Fischer shared our belief that changing young people's relationship with ecosystems is essential to having a positive and lasting impact on the future of our environment. The Zoo Ecomuseum indeed believes that by educating young people today about wildlife and its habitats, we will have a direct impact on the health of the environment and on our own future.

Through its unique learning experiences about Quebec's indigenous wildlife, the Ecomuseum Zoo intends to continue acting as a catalyst for young people's understanding of the importance of wildlife and the environment around us, and of our close dependence on them. In this way, we hope to generate a positive and lasting impact on the future decision-makers of our society. Knowing Quebec's wildlife is one step closer to protecting it and understanding our connection to it!

To find out more and make a contribution, contact us!

Our donors
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Donor recognition is our way of personally thanking them and to publicly recognize their contribution to the Ecomuseum Zoo’s mission.

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Sponsor an animal

Every dollar received through the Ecomuseum Zoo sponsorship program is directly invested in animal well-being.

Thank you to our animal sponsors

Below, find the list of our active sponsors. Thanks to their contribution, the Ecomuseum Zoo can pursue its objectives of excellence in animal well-being. A sponsorship is valid for a period of one year.

Our mission
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Our education program

Each year, the Ecomuseum Zoo reaches more than 35,000 children through its formal educational programs, helping to educate future generations about the importance of protecting the environment.

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Our conservation initiatives

From its inception the Ecomuseum Zoo has been dedicated to the conservation of species and their habitats, taking concrete actions to protect Québec's threatened and vulnerable species.

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