wild place project

Bristol Bears’ playing squad are due to meet their namesakes at Wild Place Project next month .

First team players and staff will head to the attraction’s Bear Wood exhibit on Tuesday April 19 to meet the four European brown bears which live there.

Visitors to Wild Place Project will be able to meet the players at Bear Wood, where they will sign autographs and pose for photos from 12...

Plans are underway to bring a pair of the rarest animals in the world to the new Bristol Zoo.

Two black rhinoceros are among a host of exciting animals that will be living at the new zoo, which is due to open in 2024 on the site of Bristol Zoological Society’s Wild Place Project.

They will be part of plans to increase the number of species at the new Bristol Zoo that are in need of...

The first school break of the year will be an exciting one at Wild Place Project.

By going there visitors can “travel” the world and see a range of amazing animals from different countries.

In the space of a few hundred yards they can see giraffes from Cameroon, lemurs from Madagascar and gelada baboons from Ethiopia.

Within a short walk there is the award-winning...

Teams appointed to design the new Bristol Zoo site

Plans for a world-leading zoo for the south west have taken another step forward as Bristol Zoological Society reveals the team of consultants appointed to create its new vision.

The Society will develop a new world-class Bristol Zoo at its Wild Place Project site on the northern edge of Bristol, which will set the standard...