Banham Zoo is highlighting its commitment to conservation efforts through Reverse the Red Day 2026, an initiative focused on protecting threatened species worldwide. The event underscores the zoo's dedication to conservation as a core part of its mission.
Banham Zoo has welcomed two black hornbills, marking the first time this species has been housed at the facility. The arrival represents an exciting addition to the zoo's animal collection.
Banham Zoo celebrates International Women's Day 2026 by highlighting the female staff members who work as keepers and conservationists at the facility. The post recognizes the important contributions of women leading conservation and animal care efforts at the zoo.
Two cotton-top tamarin twins have been born at the zoo, marking a rare conservation success for this Critically Endangered species. The birth represents an important contribution to the species' survival through managed breeding programs.
Banham Zoo is promoting a special Easter event with five must-see attractions for visitors. The zoo encourages families to experience an exciting Easter celebration at the facility.
Flamingos have returned to their outdoor enclosure at a Norfolk zoo following the lifting of bird flu restrictions. The birds can now be seen by visitors after being housed indoors during the containment period.
Banham Zoo is hosting a Run for Wildlife 5K event in 2026 with race dates and entry information now available. The event encourages participants to support wildlife conservation through this charity running initiative.
Two critically endangered penguin chicks have hatched at Banham Zoo, named Twix and Twirl. This double hatch represents an important contribution to the conservation of this vulnerable species.