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.
What's happening at Banham Zoo
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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
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BIAZA member projects receive Royal endorsement in Madagascar
30th Oct 2017
Conservation work being carried out by a number of BIAZA members in Madagascar have recently received royal endorsement when the Princess Royal visited their projects during a tour of the island in October.
