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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...
Cotswold Wildlife Park’s first hand-reared Rhino calf makes her debut
Belle is the newest addition to the Rhino family at Cotswold Wildlife Park & Gardens...
Two Bleeding heart doves come together for Valentine’s Day
On Valentine's Day, a rare introduction is taking place inside the Park's Tropical House...
Keeper takes rejected Egyptian Fruit Bat babies under her wing
Deputy Section Head of Primates, Natalie Horner, has taken on the role of surrogate mother...
Cotswold Wildlife Park welcomes White rhino calf to the “crash”
Cotswold Wildlife Park is celebrating the birth of a White rhino calf. The newborn male, named Alan...
Cotswold Wildlife Park staff member donates hair to Little Princess Trust
Leanne Williams has been growing her hair for the past eighteen months especially for the charity...
Fairthorpe Sports Car Club Rally 13th August – Historic Specials Day
A rare opportunity to see a number of special and limited production sports cars of all makes....
August is Rhino Month at Cotswold Wildlife Park
Our keepers will be doing a daily talk throughout August at 2:00pm near the Rhino Paddock about these magnificent animals...
STATEMENT: Investigation Outcome
The investigation following the sad events on Friday 21st July concluded that there was no breach of the Wolf enclosure perimeter fence, and no access had been left unlocked or open. However, it did reveal a problem with the electric fen...
STATEMENT: Ember the Wolf
On Friday 21st July 2017 at 11:00am, keepers discovered a female Eurasian Wolf had escaped from its enclosure, in an area away from the visitor section of the Park. The emergency plan was activated immediately and trained keepers carried...