Latest story :New study shows elephants enjoy the presence of zoo visitors
22nd May, 2023
Researchers found significant results regarding elephants, with social activity among the animals increasing, and repetitive behaviours - which often…
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West Midland Safari Park's male African elephant moves to Noah's Ark Zoo Farm 10th May, 2023Staff waved goodbye to Sutton on the morning of 9 May, as he started the journey to his new home, ‘Elephant Eden’, a state-of-the-art reserve… -
Trentham Monkey Forest Welcomes Three Newborn Barbary Macaques 9th May, 2023Trentham Monkey Forest is excited to announce the arrival of three newborn Barbary macaques, born within the past few weeks. The three adorable babies… -
It’s a hat-trick – Triple conservation success for Banham Zoo and Africa Alive during Coronation week 5th May, 2023The Zoological Society of East Anglia (ZSEA) is celebrating the births of multiple endangered species at its zoos in Norfolk and Suffolk. ZSEA Banham… -
Another successful Vulturine Guineafowl breeding at Sparsholt College Group 5th May, 2023Sparsholt College and University Centre Sparsholt has successfully bred a second clutch of Vulturine Guineafowl at their Animal Health and Welfare Research… -
Blue-faced honeyeater chicks at Marwell Zoo! 4th May, 2023The arrival of a pair of new blue-faced honeyeater chicks is giving guests at Marwell a glimpse at behaviour rarely seen in zoos. Marwell’s blue-faced… -
Saving Britain’s royal fish 3rd May, 2023An armour-plated fish once so popular that King Edward II declared it ‘royal’ is set to make a comeback thanks to an ambitious plan launched… -
‘Extinct’ snails return to the wild 27th April, 2023Zookeepers have returned more than 5,000 Extinct-in-the-Wild and Critically Endangered tropical snails bred at conservation zoos across the world to their… -
Blog: Autism Acceptance – Wild Place Quiet Hour 25th April, 2023For Autism Acceptance Week, coinciding with the BIAZA World Autism Acceptance Campaign, Wild Place Project team and volunteers take a look back…
