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.
While the park is closed we know some of our younger visitors have been missing their favourite animals so our Education Team have put together some workbooks that you can do at home.
You can learn some fun facts about the three different species of gibbon in the park.
Get your ‘Gibbons at Fota Wildlife Park’ workbook here –
We have also been updating 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.
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Rothschild Giraffe Update with Ranger Liam
European Bison Update with Ranger Jess
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