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Cotswold Wildlife Park debuts its first Binturong breeding success on World Binturong Day.
Saturday 9th May is World Binturong Day – a worldwide event to raise awareness for this rare and endangered mammal. This year, keepers had hoped to share...
A rather unusual Easter at Cotswold Wildlife Park
Historically, Easter is the busiest weekend of the year at Cotswold Wildlife Park. In fact, the Park opened to the public on Good Friday, 27th March 1970 and staff were overwhelmed by the huge crowds flooding into the Park that first Ea...
The latest Coronavirus update from Cotswold Wildlife Park & Gardens
Cotswold Wildlife Park Closure Announcement – Following Governmental guidelines and advice from Public Health England, in the interest of safety of our staff and visitors, we have made the difficult decision to close the Park...
Cotswold Wildlife Park Head Mammal keeper shortlisted for Tourism Superstar award
Hayley Mullaney, Assistant Curator and Head Mammal keeper at Cotswold Wildlife Park, is one of 10 finalists in with a chance of winning VisitEngland’s annual Tourism Superstar competition...
Baby Rhino birth caught on camera at Cotswold Wildlife Park
Stella is the newest addition to the Rhino family at Cotswold Wildlife Park & Gardens. She is Monty and Ruby’s first female calf. The newborn is healthy and nursing well from Ruby who is proving to be an exceptional mother...
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...