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The impetus for the development of the Asia Sanctuary is to enhance the Wildlife Park to become an iconic international visitor attraction.
The concept of the development will be in line with the existing unique open nature of the Wildlife Park but will be designed to give this new development an authentic Asian ambiance.
Phase 1: Asian Forestry June 2014
75.01%
So far we've raised
€ 1,500,160
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Phase 2: Asian Wetlands June 2015
0.01%
So far we've raised
€ 210
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Phase 3: Asian Plains June 2016
0.01%
So far we've raised
€ 215
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RT @fotawildlife: Competition! Celebrating the return of our Halloween Activity Camps and thanks @no1corkhotel go to…
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RT @fotawildlife: Competition! Celebrating the return of our Halloween Activity Camps and thanks @no1corkhotel go to…
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Competition! Celebrating the return of our Halloween Activity Camps and thanks @no1corkhotel go to… https://t.co/S6ZsbXKztn
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*** WIN!! COMPETITION TIME!*** To celebrate the return of our daily Halloween Activity Camps (1 -3 Nov) and the... https://t.co/nKxhP1jWli
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Pics from the 6th Yr Biology ecology trip to Fota Wildlife Park. Thank you to the teachers for organising this to s……
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Spider monkeys fill an important ecological role in South America. The primates feed on an assortment of fruits and as they travel throughout their environment, they disperse undigested seeds through their manure. These then sprout and replenish the rainforest vegetation.