Fota Wildlife Park is temporarily closed to the public for now the work still goes on and our dedicated animal care team and essential staff are continuing to provide the care our animals receive throughout the year. Find our COVID-19 FAQ here.
Learn all about the recently named, Nero and Blinky, Colombian Black Spider Monkeys in this week’s workbook!
These critically endangered primates are part of are European Breeding programme here at Fota Wildlife Park.
Get your Colombian Black Spider Monkey workbook here
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Keep Connected to Fota Wildlife Park from Home.
We are posting to our social channels with updates on how the animals and rangers are getting on, here are some from last week, be should to keep an eye on our social for more.
LATEST NEWS
Update – April 6th Fota Wildlife Park Closed Due to Expected Weather
Fota Wildlife Park will close Saturday, April 6th, 2024 due...
Star Athletes Ryan Creech and Freya and Nellie Bateman launch the 2024 Cheetah Run
Star runner, Ryan Creech of Leevale Athletic Club (AC) and...
New Addition to the Fota Wildlife Park Family: Agile Gibbon Welcomed to the World
New Addition to the Fota Wildlife Park Family: Agile Gibbon...
2024 Summer Opening Hours – From March 16th
March 16th 2024 until October 2024 – SEE CURRENT TIMES...
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