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BREAKING NEWS: Cotswold Storks take flight over West Sussex
A group of 24 juvenile White Storks bred at Cotswold Wildlife Park have been released at the Knepp rewilding project in West Sussex as part of an initiative to restore populations of the species in Southern England...
Lightning Stripes: Cotswold Wildlife Park celebrates birth of Chapman’s Zebra foal
An energetic female foal who has been attracting the attention of visitors with her incredible speed. When she was just a few days old, the newborn was galloping around the paddock...
“The Cotswold Wildlife Park – A Celebration of the Gardens” by Harriet Rycroft, with Tim Miles.
Written by Harriet Rycroft from the Gardens team and Head Gardener Tim Miles, this wonderfully illustrated new book is the first...
Spiky arrivals: Cotswold Wildlife Park welcomes tiny Porcupette twins
The mating game is always an unknown entity in nature. Some animals bond immediately but others show absolutely no interest in a potential partner...
Autumn arrivals: Largest rodent species in the world produce their first litter at Cotswold Wildlife Park.
Cotswold Wildlife Park is home to a diverse collection of over 1,500 animals from 250 different species, many of which are instantly recognisable...
Belle is Turning 1! Head of Mammals, Hayley Mullaney, looks back on an exciting year.
On the 2nd October 2018 we will be celebrating Belle’s first birthday, so we thought we would update you on how she has been getting along in the past few months...
The fortunate foal: Meet the Zebra born on Friday the 13th at Cotswold Wildlife Park.
Considered by many to be one of the unluckiest days of the year, a fortunate event occurred on Friday the 13th this year....
Cotswold Wildlife Park 2018 Photography Competition Winners Announced
Cotswold Wildlife Park is proud to announce the winners of its 2018 Photography Competition. Visitors were invited to photograph...
Cotswold Wildlife Park celebrates birth of Wolverine triplets
Cotswold Wildlife Park is home to three new Wolverine kits. After spending approximately nine weeks hidden away in their underground den...
Cotswold Wildlife Park welcomes new arrival ahead of ‘Lemur Week’
On the 10th year anniversary of the opening of the Park's 'Madagascar' exhibit, the Primate team is thrilled to announce the birth of a Collared Lemur...