Thanks to your support and our conservation team, our site is home to many native species, from birds and bats to newts, rare butterflies and deer! Why not see how many you can spot? Tower Meadow is the perfect place for picnics, with lots of room for kids to run around.

2024年9月24日 · As we celebrate Bear Wood’s fifth anniversary this year, our dedicated UK Conservation team has recently recorded the presence of a number of native species not previously found there, including spotted flycatchers, woodcock, dung beetles and greater horseshoe bats.

2018年1月3日 · In the early 90s, 17 bats were taken into captivity as a safeguard against extinction and there are now 71 bats living at Bristol Zoo and Jersey Zoo. Sarah is funding her own studies, but has launched a crowdfunding campaign to raise the $10,000 (£7,500) needed specifically to create a genetic family tree for the captive populations of this ...

Bristol Zoo is helping to save Livingstone's Fruit Bats, which live on the Comoro Islands, from extinction. There are only 1,000 Livingstone's Fruit Bats left in the wild on two islands in...

A ticket to Bristol Zoo Gardens opens a door into a plant collections boasting unusual and rare trees and shrubs, such as the monkey puzzle, Kashmir cypress, oblong woodsia and flax lily, as well as two national collections of Caryopteris and Hedychium.

2022年9月3日 · Reptile keeper Laura Cosgrove feeds 40-year-old giant tortoise, Helen, some pumpkin flowers. The giant tortoise has been alive for only a short portion of the zoo's 186 year history....

Meet the animals that live at Bristol Zoo Project! Click on each animal below to learn more about them. Learn about the amazing animals from our expert staff. Book now to visit our amazing animals! Registered office: Hollywood Mansion House, Hollywood Lane, Bristol BS10 7TW. Company registered in England, number 5154176.

2008年7月25日 · If deforestation continues, then Livingstone's Fruit Bats will become extinct in the wild. Bristol Zoo Gardens is actively involved in the preservation of this endangered species in three...

Bristol Zoo was a zoo in the city of Bristol in South West England. The zoo's stated mission was to "maintain and defend" biodiversity through breeding endangered species, conserving threatened species and habitats and promoting a wider understanding of the natural world".

2009年3月4日 · The future of the critically-endangered Livingstone's fruit bat will be more secure after a project to safeguard it received a grant of almost £240,000. The money will fund a three-year project...