Updated November 2026
In a wildlife park, the mascot welcomes families and talks about wildlife in a fun way. It is made to measure, as the animal of your choice.
Why have a mascot for a wildlife park?
Visitors to a wildlife park come for the real animals, but children also like meeting a character who guides them. The mascot takes the park's emblematic species, welcomes visitors at the entrance, accompanies educational workshops and relays nature conservation messages. It never replaces the keepers, but adds a playful meeting moment between two observations.
Tips for an animal site
- Choose the park's emblematic species or a similar animal, and keep welcoming proportions rather than realistic ones.
- Keep the mascot away from enclosures and sensitive animals, as its movement or colours may disturb them.
- Link the mascot to educational workshops on wildlife, with a host who explains and answers questions.
- Watch the heat, uneven ground and slopes: the wearer walks along paths that are often long, outdoors.
Customising the park mascot
Every mascot is made to measure. On the product page, you choose the colours, the park's logo or text and accessories such as the fan and the cooling vest. A 2D sketch and an approval proof are available before manufacture.
Frequently asked questions
Can the mascot approach the real animals?
No, it is best avoided. Movements and colours can stress some animals. Follow the park keepers' instructions. Animal welfare comes before entertainment, and the keepers know how animals react.
Can we reproduce our park's emblematic animal?
Yes, describe the species and your colour preferences. The 2D sketch lets you validate a recognisable character before manufacture. This guarantees a pleasant visit for everyone, with a mascot that stays in its place.