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Embark on ‘A Journey Through Time’ as Wild Lights Returns to Dublin Zoo. Dublin Zoo has unveiled the theme of this year’s award-winning night-time event, Wild Lights: ‘A…. Read more.
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Wild Lights - Dublin Zoo
Wild Lights opens on Thursday 24th October 2024 and runs to 5th January 2025. Wild Lights is open Thursday to Sunday in October (plus bank holiday Monday, Oct 28th), Thursday to Sunday in November, and Monday to Sunday in December (excluding Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and St. Stephen’s Day).
Dublin Zoo pays tribute to beloved chimpanzee Betty
Jul 23, 2024 · Dublin Zoo has said goodbye to Betty, our 62-year-old chimpanzee and longest-standing resident. She was the oldest living chimp in human care, but due to age-related conditions which were having a negative impact on her health, the difficult decision was made to euthanise Betty to ensure she avoided any future discomfort.
Fang-tastic fun this Halloween at Dublin Zoo! - Dublin Zoo
Oct 3, 2024 · Dublin Zoo is set to be all treat, no trick this Halloween with a fang-tastic schedule of fun family activities lined up for the 29th, 30th and 31st October. What’s more, little boys and ghouls in costume go free on these dates as long as they’re with a full-paying adult!*.
Animals - Dublin Zoo
The Zoological Society of Ireland (Company limited by Guarantee) The Zoological Gardens, The Phoenix Park, Dublin. Company registration number, 207824. Registered Charity Number, 20003715. Charitable tax exemption number, CHY2964. Sustainability Partner. Made by Friday. Find out more about the animals at Dublin Zoo.
Conservation News - Dublin Zoo
Conservation News. Dublin Zoo works directly with 30 conservation partners, both in Ireland and around the world. We provide funding and support to help them in their mission to save species. Here, you’ll find the latest conservation news and stories from our partners.
Just Aye-Aye-rrived! New Species at Dublin Zoo - Dublin Zoo
Jul 25, 2023 · Dublin Zoo is delighted to unveil its newest habitat, a Nocturnal House which will be home to a brand new lemur species, the aye-aye, who are native to the island of Madagascar.
#SaveDublinZoo - Dublin Zoo
18 November 2020: Dublin Zoo today announced the launch of the ‘Save Dublin Zoo’ fundraising campaign, appealing to the Irish public for help, as financial losses caused by ongoing Covid-19 restrictions continue to mount.
Bornean orangutan born at Dublin Zoo
Aug 12, 2024 · On the 31st of July, Dublin Zoo’s 19-year-old orangutan, Mujur, gave birth to a healthy male infant. This beautiful newborn was fathered by Sibu, Dublin Zoo’s beloved orangutan patriarch, who sadly passed away in February.