Arche Warder-Zentrum für Seltene Nutztierrassen

Langwedeler Weg 13, 24646 Warder, DE-SH, DE

Arche Warder-Zentrum für Seltene Nutztierrassen

The souvenir machine is located in the entrance building by the zoo exit.

The Arche Warder Centre for Rare Farm Animal Breeds is a special animal park dedicated to preserving old and endangered domestic and farm animal breeds. Visitors can get close to rare sheep, pigs, cattle, goats, donkeys, and poultry and gain a vivid impression of the diversity of historical farming. The spacious grounds combine a nature experience with educational information in an engaging way. The focus is on protecting genetic diversity: many of the breeds kept here are now scarcely found and would gradually disappear without targeted breeding programmes. Information boards, guided tours, and seasonal events make clear why these animals are valuable in terms of cultural history and ecology. This makes the centre especially suitable for families, school classes, and anyone who wants not only to look at animals but also to learn more about sustainable agriculture and traditional farm animal breeds.