The „High School Time Traveller Game“ immerses students in a decision-making scenario focused on advocating for sustainable palm oil within a school. It promotes critical thinking and awareness of global environmental issues.
One suggestion is to have a race to see who can get the furthest fastest (it will
Read Chester Zoo’s response to the government’s announcement on species reintroductions in the UK. Explore our commitment to restoring wildlife and habitats
This year we have also worked alongside The Royal Zoological Society of Scotland
The largest species of monkey in the world and super intelligent, mandrills are more than just a pretty blue face.
Omnivore They eat fruit, leaves, insects, fungus, and seeds, and their cheeks have
We hope to inspire more people to take up a career in conservation with our brand new apprenticeship scheme! Learn more here!
“We have widespread experience of further education, higher education and apprenticeship
Our Giraffe Lodges are our most luxurious and spacious spaces, including a large furnished balcony with exterior bath, garden and even a private giraffe feeding station. Perfect for couples or families looking for an extra special immersive short break.
Our Savannah Explorer, Savannah Adventurer and Savannah VIP packages have been carefully
To celebrate 20 years of protecting Madagascar’s wildlife, a team from Madagasikara Voakajy (MV) visited Chester Zoo this month. Their trip marked a milestone in a collaboration that’s helped safeguard some of the world’s most endangered species.
Wild sifakas are only found in Madagascar, where their numbers have plummeted by
We’re working to protect the Lake Titicaca frog at Chester Zoo – find out more about the world’s largest aquatic frog here.
HABITAT Lake and rivers of Lake Titicaca These frogs have been observed, but most
In this walking tour, aimed at Key Stages 3 and 4, we’ll explore African ecosystems and answer some important questions. We’ll visit a range of animals found in the complex ecosystems of Africa and we’ll discover how each species has a unique and irreplaceable role in maintaining their habitat.
Students will have the opportunity to engage in ecological monitoring techniques.
The ploughshare tortoise is the largest and rarest of Madagascar’s four remaining tortoise species. These remarkable creatures are uniquely adapted to the dry forests of western Madagascar, where their distinctive, patterned shells make them highly sought after in the illegal wildlife trade.
At Chester Zoo, our ploughshare tortoises have been given a second chance after being
Many have a warm, tropical climate – including Monsoon Forest and Tropical Realm
