News
28 January 2020
Huge success as 6 threatened kakariki chicks fledge the nest!
In recent weeks our dedicated team of zoo keepers have been working hard to ensure our resident pair of yellow-crowned parakeets have everything they need to rear their chicks! We are proud to announce that we have 6 healthy chicks, fully fledged and exploring their enclosure alongside their parents!
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11 August 2019
New Arrivals: Critically Endangered Cotton Top Tamarins!
Last month, Battersea Park Children's Zoo welcomed 4 new arrivals from Blackpool Zoo: Nellie, Nora, Dora and Diego - a sibling group of rare cotton top tamarins.
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3 June 2019
Rare Breed Arrivals at Battersea’s Barley Mow Farm!
In recent months we have been busy at Battersea Park Children’s Zoo, preparing for a number of exciting new arrivals on our beloved Barley Mow Farm. To raise awareness of rare breed farm animals and promote the conservation of these stunning old breeds, we have looked closely at the work of the Rare Breeds Survival Trust (RBST) and a couple of our newest resident's feature on their current watchlist.
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1 April 2019
Ahoy there! The pi-rats of the Thames have docked at Battersea!
This week at Battersea Park Children’s Zoo, 6 fancy rats became our most recent residents when their pirate ship, the ‘Ratty Roger’ arrived!
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1 February 2019
It's a Firehose Frenzy for the Capuchins!
Our dedicated team of keepers at Battersea Park Children’s Zoo spend a great deal of time challenging our animals through enrichment to encourage natural behaviours and provide them with a stimulating environment. One of the most intelligent and curious species that call our zoo home are the Brown Capuchins; Diablo, Medellin and Carlos.
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1 January 2019
Hatching Success for the Threatened New Zealand Kakariki!
Battersea Park Children's Zoo is home to a whole host of species from all corners of the globe. One of the most chatty and outgoing of the animals that call our zoo home is the Kakariki, or Yellow-crowned Parakeet! These busy and brightly coloured birds can be found living near the Lemon Tree Cafe, right by the Coati!
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