Families seeking an unforgettable adventure can now experience something truly magical at Paignton Zoo, as three endangered crowned lemurs have joined the popular Lemur Woods exhibit – creating an even more immersive journey into the heart of Madagascar. The trio…
Paignton Zoo has welcomed two charismatic new residents who will share neighbouring enclosures, each bringing their own unique charm to Devon’s premier wildlife destination. A female red panda from Les Terres de Natae, France, and a female brown spider monkey…
Landmark conservation effort aims to restore rare hazel dormice, classified as ‘Vulnerable’ on the IUCN Red List for Britain’s Mammals, to combat the national decline of 70% since 2000 This week, over 20 rare hazel dormice have been reintroduced into…
A determined young fundraiser from Shiphay Learning Academy has gone the extra mile – six of them, in fact – in support of Paignton Zoo. Tallulah Bowen, aged ten, conquered a gruelling six-mile sponsored walk from her school gates all…
Discover the hidden world of fungal networks at Paignton Zoo’s groundbreaking mycelial art installation this summer. The NooN Collective transforms the zoo’s karst cave systems to reveal nature’s underground internet – the mysterious mycelium networks connecting trees and plants. This unique UK-Thailand collaboration brings invisible ecosystems to life through interactive art, with free workshops during May half-term as part of the UNESCO Geoparks Festival. Experience where science meets art at Devon’s largest visitor attraction
They may have taken their sweet time, but Paignton Zoo’s star sloths have finally made their grand return to the Tropical Trails exhibit, after essential repairs and careful monitoring by their dedicated care team. Following storm damage that forced the…
Love is in the air at Paignton Zoo as two enormous southern cassowaries were successfully introduced on Tuesday 20 May in what could be the start of a prehistoric romance. The birds — Madrid, a 16-year-old male, and Twiggy, an…
Paignton Zoo’s iconic Chilean flamingo flock has made a spectacular return to their lagoon home, just in time for May half-term family adventures! After nearly three months in protective indoor housing due to avian influenza concerns, these vibrant pink birds – including adorable chicks from last year’s successful breeding season – are back where they belong. Zoo staff carefully relocated all 50+ flamingos in a well-coordinated operation following the lifting of UK-wide restrictions. Don’t miss this stunning visual welcome at Devon’s favourite family attraction this half-term, with the flamingos creating an unforgettable first impression as you arrive at the park entrance!
Paignton Zoo welcomes nine endangered hazel dormice as part of a nationwide conservation effort. Learn how your Gift Aid donations help save Britain’s rarest mammals from extinction
Discover how Paignton Zoo’s award-winning gardens team creates immersive landscapes and grows browse plants to feed herbivores from giraffes and gorillas to wallabies and bongos.
