Here at Chester Zoo, we value and recognise the contributions of each and every single member of our team and we remained committed to supporting gender equality and breaking down the societal barriers that influence the make-up of our organisation.
a culture of inclusion Attracting diverse talent Some of the initiatives we have
over to The Reserve and visit the Amboseli Restaurant, where our talented chefs have
Chester Zoo celebrates a conservation milestone in Wales! Discover how our work with partners is helping to protect and restore Welsh wildlife habitats.
sand lizard is one of the most endangered reptiles in Britain and was believed to have
Global populations of mammals, birds, fish, amphibians and reptiles have halved since
NEZS (“Chester Zoo”) fully recognises its responsibility to safeguard and promote the welfare of children and adults at risk who use our facilities.
All employees, volunteers, and partner organisations have a role to play in safeguarding
also allows students to undertake a year in industry, which the zoo is proud to have
Some of the most stunning parrots on the planet call Chester Zoo home. See what we’re doing to help protect the Hyacinth macaw.
These birds have significant spiritual importance in Borneo.
their eggs in front of “astonished� visitors Fifteen fluffy flamingo chicks have
Chester Zoo’s Chief Executive Officer, Jamie Christon, shares his first-hand experience seeing the work being done to bring one of Africa’s rarest animals back from the brink of extinction.
It will be the first time animals from European zoos have been repatriated to Kenya
Find out about the work Chester Zoo is doing to protect the critically endangered Sumatran orangutan.
In male Sumatran orangutans, they have flatter check flanges (cheek pads).
