3 Feb 2020

Wildlife education experts at Chester Zoo have released tens of thousands of free tickets to school children.

30 Jan 2020

Three TINY chameleons have hatched at Chester Zoo… and each one is barely bigger than a pencil tip!

27 Jan 2020

Not that long ago, in a county not that far away, Mark Hargreaves, our Projects Team Manager, travelled down to London. His mission? To recycle various plants of all shapes and sizes that had been used on the set of blockbuster films such as Star Wars – part of a five star recycling relationship between two major film studios and the zoo. Here’s how the story began…

24 Jan 2020

After staying snuggled up in their holts with parents Annie and Wallace for a number of weeks since their birth, the adorable quintet have finally developed the confidence to venture outside for the very time.

14 Jan 2020
The zoo’s annual animal headcount has revealed we are now home to more individuals than ever before!
6 Jan 2020

Whether you’re planning to spoil someone special this Valentine’s Day or treat Mum to an unforgettable Mother’s Day meal, why not add a sprinkling of Chester Zoo magic to your day! Share your love of animals with your nearest and dearest in a truly stunning location…

 

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2 Jan 2020

We take a look back at all the beautiful babies born in 2019 here at the zoo. What a year it’s been!

31 Dec 2019

Five Asian short clawed otter pups were born in December, ready for their Christmas health checks!

20 Dec 2019

A record number of people have flocked to the zoo in the last year – with two million visitors recorded for the first time.

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20 Dec 2019

This is a LITTLE note to say a BIG thank you. It’s because of YOU, we are one step closer to PREVENTING EXTINCTION.

As a zoo we have a CRUCIAL role to play in the fight to PROTECT WILDLIFE, but we cannot do it without you. Your continued support enables VITAL CONSERVATION WORK around the WORLD.

We still have a long way to go, but with YOU by our side, ANYTHING is possible.

So THANK YOU!

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