Zoos in Warwickshire

Welcome to Twycross Zoo Located in Warwickshire, we are a specialist primate zoo that has been open for over 50 years. Only closing on Christmas Day, we are open all year round for a fun day out for all the family. We are set within 80 acres and have over 900 animals and more than 160 species for you to see, including a  wide variety of monkeys and apes. We have breeding programme for many endangered primate species, and so often have babies here for you to see. As well as primates other animals that you can see here at the zoo include: Ring-tailed lemurs Giant tortoises Penguins Snakes Meerkats Birds Leopards We make a great day out for school groups and have an award winning Education Department, who provide educational and fin sessions all linked to the curriculum and suitable for all age groups. Our facilities include a restaurants and cafes and excellent conference facilities. (Zoo Park Warwickshire)

Welcome to Stratford Butterfly Farm Come and enjoy the beautiful butterflies at our farm in Stratford-upon-Avon. A day with us is fun, interesting, and educational, and you will be able to see butterflies from around the world feeding and flying, and learn more about them. Our activities and displays include: The Caterpillar Room, where you can see and learn about the lifecycle of a butterfly. Insect City, you can see and learn about many different types of insects, including stick insects and beetles. Arachnoland, where you wil find the world´s largest spider! We also have a scorpion colony and many other spiders. An exotic rainforest, which includes waterfalls and fish-filled pools. We welcome school and youth groups and make a very educational day out. We welcome all ages, and cover Key stage 1 and 2 National Curriculum subjects. Our expert team can also tailor tours to your needs. Contact the Stratford Butterfly Farm today to plan your visit! (Park Zoos Warwickshire)

The Birmingham Zoo is Alabama's most popular attraction, drawing more than 500,000 visitors annually. Approximately 750 animals of 250 species call the 122-acre Birmingham Zoo home, including sea lions, kangaroos and endangered species from six continents. In 1999, the Birmingham Zoo became an independent not-for-profit 501 (c) (3) organization. In the short time following this privatization, the Birmingham Zoo has hosted traveling exhibits of bats, Koalas and Black-Footed Penguins, added permanent exhibits of a Komodo Dragon and interactive lorikeet aviary and regained accreditation with the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA). Most notably, the Zoo completed the Junior League of Birmingham - Hugh Kaul Children's Zoo, a $15 million anchor exhibit dedicated to children and devoted to urban, rural and wild animals and environs of Alabama, in April 2005 to coincide with the Zoo’s 50th birthday celebration. Zoo Mission “Inspiring Passion for the Natural World…through emphasizing Conservation, Education, Scientific Study and Recreation in all aspects of the Birmingham Zoo’s exhibits, programs, facilities and activities.” Vision “To be a leading zoological and botanical conservation, education and scientific study resource within the U.S. and the family attraction of choice throughout the entire region. (Zoos England Warwickshire)