Category: Zoo news
Two iconic snow leopards have arrived here at the zoo, ahead of the opening of our new Himalayan habitat
Our cameras have captured the incredible moment a Rothschild’s giraffe calf drops from a great height during birth.
Labour deputy leader Angela Rayner praises “nationally leading” Chester Zoo
The Welsh wilderness is FULL of natural wonders.
From ancient coastlines overflowing with seabirds to misty valleys harbouring hidden species, each corner of Wales offers a unique variety of native wildlife. And we’ve been working there for years to help protect some of their most precious species.
We’re celebrating the birth of a rare spider monkey, which is hugely important for the population of this vulnerable primate.
Our chimps are part of a vital international conservation breeding programme, so we’re absolutely delighted to welcome a rare new addition to the chimpanzee family at Chester Zoo!
Your Friday evenings just got better! For the first time ever, we’re inviting you to join us at our award-winning gastro pub, The Oakfield, after hours!
We’ve been awarded a £532,179 grant from the Westminster Foundation to help young people tackle Britain’s disappearing wildlife.
It’s with an enormously heavy heart that we share news of the death of Bornean orangutan, Martha.
In the heart of Indonesia, dragons roam.
Despite being around for four million years, the future of the world’s largest lizard — the Komodo dragon — is uncertain. In our new film, join Dr Gerardo Garcia, the head of our Ectotherms Department, on a 12-year quest to uncover the secrets of Komodo dragons and the extraordinary efforts needed to save this endangered species from extinction.