| Faunia | |
| Date Opened: | 10 July 2001 |
| Location: | Madrid, Spain |
| Coordinates: | 40.3919°N -3.6125°W |
| Num Animals: | 4000 |
| Num Species: | 500 |
| Members: | EAZA, AIZA |
| Exhibits: | Sea lions, Exotic pets |
| Owner: | Parques Reunidos |
Faunia is a zoo and a botanical garden located in Madrid, Spain. It covers about fourteen square hectares and is organized into areas representing different ecosystems, such as jungle, polar regions, and African forest. It is owned by Parques Reunidos, SA.
Faunia was opened on July 10, 2001, under the name Parque Biológico de Madrid. In 2002, the park was renamed Faunia, a name created by the philologist and writer, Fernando Beltrán.[1] The author of the project was Ricardo Novaro Bocco.
In 2014, Faunia received 400,867 visitors.
In 2007 and 2008, Faunia participated in seven EEP and nine ESB programs coordinated by EAZA.
In 2012, 12 out of the 143 species in the collection were included in ESB programs, and another 12 in EEP programs in which the park participated. It also coordinates one of them, Callithrix geoffroyi, or white-headed marmoset.