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Banham Zoological Gardens

Banham Zoological Gardens The Grove Banham Norfolk NR16 2HE


Banham Zoo is an award winning family attraction and one of the most exciting wildlife attractions in the country, with over 2,000 animals from around the world and set in 50 acres of beautiful parkland and gardens. We are committed to conservation and education and many of the animals at the park are part of important conservation programmes.

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Spotted on Site 1st Jan, 2023
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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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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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Ground-breaking heat pump delivers a decade of tropical warmth and energy savings for ZSEA’s sustainability strategy 21st Jun 2022 Banham Zoological Gardens in Norfolk, which is run by the conservation charity Zoological Society of East Anglia (ZSEA), is celebrating 10 years of energy…
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PRIDE: I choose love 6th Jun 2022 This month, in celebration of PRIDE, we are giving space to LGBT+ voices from across the BIAZA membership. The PRIDE blogs will provide a snapshot of…
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Norfolk zoo celebrates commitment to conservation with the arrival of endangered native crayfish 23rd May 2022 Banham Zoological Gardens in Norfolk has announced the successful transfer of four female white-clawed crayfish to their on-site hatchery in collaboration…
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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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Tadpoles, Turtles and Tigers – Extraordinary winners from Zoo and Aquarium photography competition 10th Aug 2021 From conservation projects interrupted by coronavirus, to a turtle ultrasound, the story of dedicated conservationists and animal keepers have been told in the extraordinary results of BIAZA’s photo competition.
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Norfolk zoo awarded nearly £100k to help boost nature recovery in the county 4th Aug 2021 Banham Zoo, which is run by the Zoological Society of East Anglia (ZSEA), has been awarded a £95,300 grant from the Government’s Green Recovery…
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East Anglian zoo welcomes female Amur tiger as part of breeding programme 20th May 2021 To mark Endangered Species Day tomorrow, one of the region’s top zoos recently welcomed female Amur tiger, Mishka, as part of the European Breeding…
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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