Cotswold Wildlife Park, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom
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List of facts we found about Cotswold Wildlife Park
Cotswold Wildlife Park is set in 160 acres of parkland and gardens
around a listed Victorian Manor House and has been open to the public
since 1970.
Cotswold Wildlife Park is a member of EAZA (the European Association
of Zoos and Aquaria). We share and exchange animals with other
collections to further breeding programmes of conservation importance.
Your visit helps to support this work.
A visit to the Cotswold Wildlife Park can now be even more worthwhile.
By adopting an animal, you can provide a helpful contribution towards
the costs of keeping and feeding the animals and supporting our
conservation breeding programmes...
As of October 2006, Cotswold Wildlife Park holds 40 species which are
part of either an ESB (European Studbook) or EEP (European Endangered
Species Programme). It is the studbook holder for the red-crested
turaco and Mount Omei babbler.
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* The best of the Cotswolds for children
Lambs gambolling on soft green hills, smoke rising from the
Cotswold Wildlife Park Press Releases (pdf's open in new window)
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Baby fever hits Cotswold Wildlife Park
All creatures great and small to feature in tv documentary
Ruby Wax opens Madagascar Exhibit
Critically endangered Bactrian Camel born
Cotswold Wildlife Park features regularly in many publications, below
are a few of our recent appearances in the media, to read the full
article click on the thumbnail image and the full article will open in
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Cotswold Wildlife Park and GardensCotswold Wildlife Park is set in 160
acres of parkland and gardens and is open every day (except xmas day)
from 10am. www.cotswoldwildlifepark.co.
Katherine Harris-Masters Visited Cotswold Wildlife Park this week and
had a fantastic time.
Cotswold Wildlife Park and Gardens Hello Natalie, glad you had an
enjoyable visit, if you visit our website we have a photo of the month
competition with an email address to send photos to, it would be great
to see your pictures, you can also upload them to the fan photos
Animal Encounters at Cotswold Wildlife ParkChoose from a variety of
different animal encounters which will give you the chance to learn
more about our Keeper's work; gain a little hands-on experience and
help to feed and care for the animals at the Park...
Cotswold Wildlife Park is one of the finest visitor attractions in the
Cotswolds. Set in 160 acres of Oxfordshire countryside, the Cotswold
Wildlife Park near Burford exhibits around 260 species of animals that
call the landscaped parkland and gardens home.
with the Cotswold Wildlife Park and forms part of the main
cotswoldswebsite.
August 2005 - Cotswold Wildlife Park has been nominated as one of the
most dog-friendly places to visit in the country. The Cotswold
Wildlife Park has been shortlisted for the award, run by Winalot. The
winner will be chosen in September.
Cotswold Wildlife Park is the 160 acres parkland home in Oxfordshire
to a collection of the world mammals, birds, reptiles and
invertebrates.
Cotswold Wildlife Park is home to a fascinating and varied collection
of mammals, birds, reptiles and invertebrates from all over the world
and aspires to show animals to people - so that they can come to
understand and respect all forms of wildlife; to understand
The Cotswold Wildlife Park was created in 1970 by John Heyworth and
now covers 160 acres of the original 3000 acre Bradwell grove estate.
Cotswold Wildlife Park News Archive for all reports.
Birth: May 2009
This spring's births so far include: 4 baby Slender-Tailed Meerkats; 3
baby Otters; twin baby Ring-Tailed Lemurs; a baby Yellow Mongoose; 10
baby Striped Skunks; and several White Stork chicks.
Cotswold Wildlife Park is set amidst 160 acres of spectacular parkland
in the beautiful Cotswold countryside. At the heart of the park is the
listed Gothic-style Manor House, built in 1804 to replace the previous
Jacobean residence.
The Cotswold Wildlife Park also features a selection of smaller
mammals, including Wallabies, Red Pandas, Capybaras, Tapirs, Lar
Gibbons, Siamangs, Spider and Squirrel Monkeys. There is also a group
of Egyptian Fruit Bats.
Cotswold Wildlife Park is jam-packed with entertainment for all the family.
Cotswold Wildlife Park is jam-packed with entertainment for all the
family.
During your visit to the Cotswold Wildlife Park you can see Asiatic
Lions, Chapman's Zebra, White Rhinoceros, Emu and the recently
introduced Wolves.
THE DAY I WENT TO THE COTSWOLD WILDLIFE PARK TURNED OUT TO BE GREY,
MISTY AND RAINING (POOR LIGHT NOT GOOD FOR PHOTOGRAPHY) AS SHOWS IN
SOME OF THE PHOTOS. BUT NEVER MIND THATS BRITISH WEATHER FOR YOU.
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