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Wingham Wildlife Park

Wingham Wildlife Park Rusham Road Wingham Kent CT3 1JL


Wingham Wildlife Park first opened its doors as Wingham Bird Park in 1986, changing its name to Wingham Wildlife Park approximately 15 years later. The park is now so much more than birds, since it was given a new lease of life, when it was taken over by new owners on Valentines day 2008.

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Defra funds zoo and aquarium conservation projects 10th Jul 2026 Members of the British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquariums (BIAZA) will receive Government funding for their efforts to conserve native species.…
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BIAZA wins funding for snail conservation project 8th Jul 2026 Today [8 July], the UK Government has announced Species Recovery Funding for the British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquariums (BIAZA)’s conservation…
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Collaborating for crayfish: successful crayfish release in Yorkshire with Flamingo Land 18th Sep 2025 2025 has been a monumental year for Flamingo Land and the Yorkshire Crayfish Hatchery as they reach a major milestone in the 'Claws for Thought'…
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BIAZA Awards 2025 - The Winners! 27th Jun 2025 Each year, we recognise the achievements of BIAZA member zoos and aquariums across a wide range of categories in the BIAZA Annual Awards. Compiled below…
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Restoring the glutinous snail to Britain 1st Jun 2025 The glutinous snail (Myxas glutinosa) is considered Europe’s rarest freshwater snail, extinct in England and now surviving in just one lake in Wales.…
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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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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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The Bug Garden 7th Jul 2023   The Bug Garden The entrance to our Bug Garden is situated between the parrot aviaries, so you get the sense of being in a secret little garden…