Learn from Home Resources

Learn from Home Resources

Our Education Dept. have put together workbooks on some of the animals here at the park for you to learn from from home.

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You can learn some fun facts about the giraffes but also their names and how to recognise the individual giraffes in the park.Get your ‘Giraffes at Fota Wildlife Park’ workbook here – Click Image

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All about the Brazilian Tapir, the species of tapir we have at Fota Wildlife Park.Get your ‘Brazilian Tapir’ workbook here – Click Image

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We have three different species of Gibbon here at Fota Wildlife Park, learn about the three different types.Get your Gibbons at Fota Wildlife Park workbook here – Click Image

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Get your Rhinos and the Indian Rhino at Fota Wildlife Park workbook here – Click Image

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Learn about the Sumatran Tiger and the five tigers we have here at Fota Wildlife ParkGet your Sumatran Tiger at Fota Wildlife Park workbook here – Click Image

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Learn about a visitor favourite species here at the park, the Humboldt Penguin here – Click Image

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A ‘spirit animal’ to some, get the Two-toed Sloth workbook here – Click Image

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Get your critically endangered Colombian Black Spider Monkey workbook here – Click Image

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Learn all about the Meerkat mob at Fota Wildlife Park in this workbook – Click Image

Native Species

Learn about the Natterjack Toad and the NPWS Headstarter Project in this workbook – Click Image to Download

Colouring Sheets

Download our Corncrake colouring sheet, with some facts about Ireland’s most endangered bird.

Download our Hedgehog colouring sheet, with some facts on this native species.

Download our Bat colouring sheet, with some facts about bats in Ireland.

Download our Natterjack Toad colouring sheet.

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