The Curraghs Wildlife Park is on the Ballaugh Curragh which is a site of special scientific interest and designated as an internationally recognised wetland habitat of importance (Ramsar site). With nearly 100 different species set in over 30 acres of open walk through exhibits and a beautiful tranquil setting this is a wildlife Park with a difference.
The Park is s laid out in geographic regions; African Bush, Asian Swamp, European Marsh,…
What's happening at Curraghs Wildlife Park
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BIAZA Photo Competition 2023 - the stand-out comedic photos
6th Dec 2023
Last week, we announced the winning images of our 2023 photography competition, and with five-hundred glorious entries we didn't want to just…
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Curraghs Wildlife Park: Rare gibbon born as part of European breeding programme
29th Sep 2023
An extremely rare silvery gibbon has been born at the Curraghs Wildlife Park on the Isle of Man. It is the third baby born to parents Slamett and Nakula…
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PRIDE: Should we talk about gay animals?
5th 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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New Curragh Nature Trail to be opened by the Lieutenant Governor
16th Jun 2021
The Curragh Nature Trail will be opened by His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor Sir Richard Gozney on Wednesday 16th June. Sir Richard will be accompanied…
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Curraghs Wildlife Park: Rare penguin chicks successfully moved to new home
23rd Mar 2021
Fourteen rare penguins have been successfully moved from the Curraghs Wildlife Park in the Isle of Man to a new home in Northern Ireland.
