The new Nocturnal House opened in line with government restrictions on May 18.
Tickets can be booked through the website and schools are invited to make bookings to give pupils the chance to find out more about the animal kingdom through the learning offer at Wildlife World.
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7. Gaston the Armadillo
Councillor Mohammed Rafique, Leeds City Council’s executive member for environment and active lifestyles said: “It’s always exciting to welcome new additions to Wildlife World and I know visitors will really enjoy meeting the nocturnal animals and learning more about their lives, habitats and the threats they face in the wild. It’s also fantastic to see both our zoos in the city, Wildlife World and Tropical World, working together to rehome animals and ensure conservation efforts are continued to help the various species in our collection. We’re very proud of the work we’re doing to conserve some of our planet’s vulnerable species and give them a safe and sustainable future. Hopefully our work can continue to inspire people in Leeds to do their bit to protect the environment and the natural habitats and wildlife in our local area for future generations to enjoy.” (photo: Simon Hulme)
8. Pablo the Kinkajou
Schools are welcome to make bookings and give pupils the chance to find out more about the animal kingdom though the learning offer at Wildlife World. (photo: Leeds City Council)