Helen, Tierärztin in der Fledermaus-Notpflegestation der Stiftung Fledermausschutz und Naturschutzbotschafterin des Zoo Zürich.

Nature Conservation Ambassador

Helen Jäggi

Helen is a nature conservation ambassador for our bat conservation project.

Helen is a veterinarian at the bat emergency care center run by the Bat Conservation Foundation, the Zurich Animal Welfare Society, and Zoo Zurich. Together with her team, she treats and cares for injured and weakened bats until they can be released back into the wild.

Helen Introduces Herself

Video: Bat Conservation Foundation/Zoo Zurich, Lea Pfaller

«Protecting bats and their habitats also helps many other species—even us humans.»

Helen Jäggi

Three Questions for Helen

What motivated you to get involved in the bat conservation project?

My motivation stems from the fact that bats play an important role in healthy ecosystems and that protecting them and their habitats also helps many other species—even us humans.

An unforgettable moment in your project?

Every time a seriously injured or weakened bat recovers enough to begin its first flying exercises and can eventually return to the wild.

What is your biggest wish for your project?

To raise awareness and encourage as many people as possible to work toward the long-term protection of these fascinating animals.

We're passionate about nature

Discover Helen's Project

Learn about our long-standing bat conservation project.

Zwergfledermaus (Pipistrellus pipistrellus) bei der Fütterung in der Fledermaus-Notpflegestation.
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