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Dedicated to Conservation
Preserving animal life and habitats in the wild are two of our primary objectives at Fota Wildlife Park.
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Education
We aim to make each and every visit to the Park an enjoyable and valuable learning experience for all ages.
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A Family Day Out
Fun is never very far away, and Fota is the perfect way to spend a family day out in the East Cork area.
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Donate online and help make the Asian Sanctuary at Fota Wildlife Park a reality!
Please support our Asian Sanctuary Fund by Donating online
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
So far we've raised
€ 1,500,170
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Phase 2: Asian Wetlands June 2015
So far we've raised
€ 266
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Phase 3: Asian Plains June 2016
So far we've raised
€ 215
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Fota Wildlife Park last year donated €10,000 to the Saola Working Group as part of a worldwide coordinated call... https://t.co/pJPdIBip6X
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This guy in fotawildlife was doing his best to impress the ladies . . . . they on the other… https://t.co/dCpJb8UeXa
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@minniemelange @fotawildlife You have made me much more aware when out & about. Thank you! Fota was a great day out too
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@surfguna @fotawildlife Amazing! For me, Dublin Zoo, IKEA and the airport are always pretty considerate in their design.
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RT @sarahearlyyears: @fotawildlife thought you might like to see my four best #fanfotas from our visit yesterday. Was definitely a day…
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I'm at Fota Wildlife Park in Cork, Co Cork https://t.co/WctJkrMfMb
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Lions are the only cats that live in groups, called prides. Prides are family units that may include up to three males, a dozen or so females, and their young. All of a pride's lionesses are related and female cubs typically stay with the group as they age. Young males…