We’re celebrating our latest arrival here at the zoo: an endangered greater one-horned rhino calf born to mum, Asha after a 16 month pregnancy! Find out more here
one-horned rhinos are pregnant for around 15 months, so conservationists at the zoo have
as sacred by some cultures – their images adorn temples and indigenous people have
It take a lot of brilliant, talented people to run a national conservation charity zoo. Discover more about the different teams and what it’s like working at the UK’s best zoo, as see what current vacancies are available.
expertly look after the 525 animal species and over 1,000 threatened plants we have
Ensuring our herd of giraffes were moved into their new home was a key part of our Heart of Africa launch planning; getting them from A to B is something we had planned for months in advance. Learn about how we moved these large mammals across the zoo!
In recent years, the giraffes have not lived alongside other species, so our animal
children aged 3-6, but scientists at Chester Zoo, a registered conservation charity, have
These shrubs have intrinsic biodiversity value as they stabilise soil and provide
Step into the Heart of Africa, Chester Zoo’s newest immersive experience, where the spirit of the savannah comes to life like never before.
When it comes to sleep, giraffes have some pretty unique habits.
A relaxing space where you’ll sink into a refreshing sleep and wake up with our resident giraffes wandering past your window. And for that extra touch of luxury, choose an upgrade and wallow in your own private bath on the balcony.
Our Savannah Explorer, Savannah Adventurer and Savannah VIP packages have been carefully
Come and meet the Komodo Dragons of Chester Zoo. Get close to the largest lizard on the planet and learn about their deadly venom!
These lizards have long, muscular tails which make them excellent swimmers and help
Discover the blesbok, a striking South African antelope known for its distinctive white blaze. Learn about its habitat, diet, behaviour, and conservation efforts at Chester Zoo.
Thanks to conservation efforts and protective measures, populations have rebounded
