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Africa Alive Zoological Reserve

Africa Alive Zoological Reserve Whites Lane Kessingland nr Lowestoft Suffolk NR33 7TF


Enjoy a walking family safari at one of the UK's largest and most exciting wildlife attractions, set in 100 acres of dramatic coastal parkland. Get close to the animals and discover the sights, sounds and smells of the world's most vibrant and exciting continent. Discover giraffes, rhinos, cheetahs, hyenas and hundreds more African animals and birds. Africa Alive! is committed to conservation and education.

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Spotted on Site 1st Jan, 2024
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The BIAZA Annual Awards 2023 - The Full List of Winners 31st Aug 2023 Each year, we recognise the achievements of BIAZA member zoos and aquariums across a wide range of categories in the BIAZA Annual Awards. Having featured…
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It’s a hat-trick – Triple conservation success for Banham Zoo and Africa Alive during Coronation week 5th May 2023 The Zoological Society of East Anglia (ZSEA) is celebrating the births of multiple endangered species at its zoos in Norfolk and Suffolk. ZSEA Banham…
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Zoological Society of East Anglia and Beccles photographer kickstart inspiring East Anglian school tour 26th Sep 2022 The Zoological Society of East Anglia (ZSEA) and critically acclaimed photographer Alfie Bowen are collaborating to deliver educational workshops to inspire…
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The BIAZA Annual Awards 2022 - The Full List of Winners 31st Aug 2022 Each year, we recognise the achievements of BIAZA member zoos and aquariums across a wide range of categories in the BIAZA Annual Awards. Having featured…
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Double celebration at Africa Alive Zoological Reserve as second critically endangered foal is born within a month 9th Aug 2022 Africa Alive Zoological Reserve in Suffolk has announced the birth of a critically endangered Somali wild ass on 28 July 2022 to mother Pienga and father…
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Zoological Society of East Anglia partners with Norfolk County Council to champion accessibility 12th Jul 2022 The Zoological Society of East Anglia (ZSEA), the dynamic conservation and education charity that runs Banham Zoological Gardens in Norfolk and Africa…
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Africa Alive Zoological Reserve celebrates birth of one of the rarest equine species in the world 1st Jul 2022 Africa Alive Zoological Reserve in Suffolk, owned by the conservation charity Zoological Society of East Anglia (ZSEA), is celebrating the birth of a…
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Birth of addax calf in Suffolk could help save critically endangered species 27th Apr 2022 The population of addaxes, classed as critically endangered in the wild and at serious risk of extinction, has grown by one as Africa Alive Zoological…
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Zoological Society of East Anglia donate over £22,000 to new charity partner, Tusk 6th Apr 2022 Zoological Society of East Anglia donate over £22,000 to new charity partner, Tusk The Zoological Society of East Anglia (ZSEA), which runs Banham…
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MP for Waveney visits Africa Alive to mark Love Your Zoo Week 14th Jun 2021 The Zoological Society of East Anglia have marked Love Your Zoo Week by welcoming Peter Aldous, MP for Waveney, to Africa Alive.
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Terry Hornsey to leave ZSEA 10th Mar 2021 After almost 28 years, Terry Hornsey (Animal Manager) has made the difficult decision to leave Zoological Society of East Anglia.
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Zoological Society of East Anglia contributes to conservation through Ural owl reintroduction project 1st Sep 2020 ZSEA is delighted to announce its contribution to the Germany-based Ural Owl reintroduction project
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Zoological Society of East Anglia (ZSEA) reopens their doors to the public 9th Jul 2020 On Saturday 4 July the Zoological Society of East Anglia (ZSEA), which runs Banham Zoo in Norfolk and Africa Alive! in Suffolk, reopened their doors to…
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ZSEA donates £25,000 to vital rhino conservation 13th Feb 2020 The Zoological Society of East Anglia have donated £25,000 to ‘Save the Rhino International’ to support vital rhino conservation in Africa.
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It’s as easy as ABC… a guide to STEM learning at ZSEA Africa Alive! and Banham Zoo 14th Dec 2017 How should we engage the next generation to learn more about animals and nature? STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths and more specifically, refers to a type of learning that is both applied and cross-curricular. Well look no further