It’s been one year since we opened Islands at Chester Zoo – how time flies! We’re celebrating the one year mark by looking at just how Islands has flourished over the past 12 months and highlight some of our key moments…
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It’s National Volunteer Week (1-12 June), so we’re celebrating the amazing support of our zoo volunteers. Each individual has a different reason for volunteering ‰ÛÒ whether it’s to develop skills, meet new people or try something different.
I’ve done a lot, ranging from dog walking to being
Our brand new plant exhibit is now open at Chester Zoo! The Plant Project is a visual and sensory feast, showcasing threatened plant species from around the world and the amazing work our horticulture and botany team do to conserve these precious species.
working on this habitat over the past 12 months and a lot
As guardians of the Monsoon Forest, the spectacular and diverse bird species will open your eyes to the incredible biodiversity of the …
There are a lot of different pigeon’s and doves, for
A baby Eastern pygmy marmoset ‰ÛÒ the world’s smallest species of monkey ‰ÛÒ has been born at Chester Zoo.
2016 The world’s smallest monkey… just got a whole lot
Spring is in the air! With new plants and flowers starting to bloom it’s the perfect time to spend time outside. If you’re a keen photographer the new season brings hundreds of opportunities to capture this emergence of life on film.
One person who knows a lot about capturing the perfect
My name is Ruth Smith and I have been a reptile and amphibian keeper at Chester Zoo for four years. In aid of World Snake Day on Wednesday 16th July I will be bringing you a daily blog over the next seven days describing the work I do with snakes.
As a keeper, we are used to over-hearing a lot of very
We’ve spotted a lot of bees flying around recently.
Our Sumatran orangutan family will make the move to their new home in Monsoon Forest soon.
tree limb to tree limb), a behaviour they do quite a lot
