The center regularly handles hundreds of injured animals annually, primarily focusing on birds of prey and protected mammal species.
It is one of the oldest and most established wildlife rescue stations in the Pardubice Region.
The educational trail includes life-sized models and interactive displays explaining the biology of local fauna.
Some permanent residents at the station act as 'ambassador animals' for public outreach programs.
The facility works closely with the Czech Agency for Nature Conservation and Landscape Protection.
The grounds are specifically designed to minimize stress for the recovering animals while allowing for public viewing.
Pasíčka is involved in long-term research on the impact of human activity on local wildlife population mortality.
Záchranná stanice Pasíčka is a specialized wildlife rescue center in Bor u Skutče focused on the rehabilitation of injured and orphaned wild animals found in the Czech countryside. The facility operates an extensive educational trail featuring aviaries, enclosures, and an outdoor exposition dedicated to local biodiversity. It serves as a permanent home for animals that cannot be returned to the wild due to permanent health impairment. Visitors can observe various indigenous raptors, owls, and mammals in a controlled, educational environment. The center functions as a non-profit organization dedicated to public awareness regarding nature conservation. It includes an 'Ecological Education Center' designed for schools and the general public to learn about habitat preservation. The site is situated within the picturesque landscape of the Bohemian-Moravian Highlands. It provides a unique opportunity to see rescued local species up close while supporting their continued care.
The raised viewing platforms overlooking the main raptor aviaries provide the best clear shots of the birds.
Keep noise levels low to avoid disturbing animals that are recovering from trauma.
Bring binoculars for a better view of animals in larger flight aviaries.
Check the official website for scheduled public feeding demonstrations or educational events.
Avoid visiting with pets, as their presence can cause significant stress to the recovering wildlife.
The outdoor educational trail is typically closed during the winter season; check their official website for current operational status.
Maintain a respectful distance from all enclosures; do not attempt to feed or touch the animals.
