Visit Bristol Zoo Project Get outdoors and discover wildlife linked to our conservation projects around the world, including giraffes, lynxes, lemurs and more. Go wild and explore 50 acres of beautiful nature, from woodlands and gardens to the tranquil Tower Meadow - …

Bristol Zoological Society is a conservation and education charity, which runs and operates Bristol Zoo Project.

Pick up a paper map or download our sitemap – the best way to make sure you don’t miss anything! Check the Admissions welcome board on arrival to see the animal talk and feed times, as well as information on food and drinks on site, and any extra events and activities.

Public Transport Guide for Greater Bristol. Bus Routes Map for Greater Bristol. Stagecoach: Route 12. The number 12 bus runs between Bristol Parkway, Cribbs Causeway, and Severn Beach.

Bristol Zoo Gardens is iconic to Bristol, so why invest in South Gloucestershire? We need to look beyond local authority boundaries to achieve our conservation mission and to offer the people of Bristol and the West of England, a world-class zoo.

The events will take place at Hollywood Mansion House, Hollywood Lane, Bristol BS10 7TW. This is our office space next to Bristol Zoo Project and has a different access point and parking. Once you have signed up, more details will be emailed in January, including a map on where to park.

Download our map showing where assistance dogs can enter on site. Assistance dogs are highly trained which means they: • will not wander freely around the premises • will sit or lie quietly on the floor next to their owner • are unlikely to foul in a public place • will not run up to zoo animals, chasing, barking and otherwise scaring them.

Feb 4, 2025 · We are deeply saddened to share the news that Tom, one of our male reticulated giraffe at Bristol Zoo Project, has died. Tom, who was nine years old, had been receiving specialist care for ongoing problems with his hooves, but unfortunately, despite the best efforts of our Vet and Animal team, they had significantly worsened over time.

Shaun the Sheep is coming to Bristol Zoo Project this Christmas! Join our exciting festive sculpture trail, from 9 November to 12 January, and find twelve ewe-nique sculptures across the zoo. Complete the fun anagram along the way to reveal a hidden word!

Sep 30, 2024 · Central African Forest here at Bristol Zoo Project will be home to some of the world’s most threatened species, including our troop of Critically Endangered western lowland gorillas, a new group of Endangered cherry-crowned mangabey monkeys, Critically Endangered slender-snouted crocodiles, Endangered African grey parrots and several ...