Jersey Zoo

Jersey Zoo Awaits

Founded in 1959 by naturalist Gerald Durrell, Jersey Zoo serves as a prominent wildlife conservation center.

Spanning 32 acres, it houses over 100 species, many endangered. The zoo plays a critical role in captive breeding and environmental research, prioritizing conservation efforts worldwide. Notable features include natural habitats for animals, ensuring a simulative environment.

Must-See Wonders

• 🐢 Critically Endangered Species: Home to species like the ploughshare tortoise from Madagascar.
• 🐒 Unique Animal Freedom: Primates and other animals roam in extensive natural environments.
• 🦏 Conservation Education: Includes the Durrell Conservation Academy, training over 3,500 conservationists globally.

Accessible to all, Jersey Zoo charges an admission fee. It's ideal for families, conservation enthusiasts, and wildlife historians.