Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Park

Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Park is a sprawling nature reserve and park Its extensive network of trails and pathways offers an opportunity for a leisurely stroll, invigorating jog, or an exhilarating cycling adventure or a picnic. It has several picnic areas and play grounds.

Along your journey, discover various picnic areas, ideal for savoring a delightful outdoor feast, and playgrounds where the laughter of children mixes with the melodies of nature.This captivating conservation park is a haven for over different species of flora and fauna like Red Pandas, lemurs, reptiles, meerkats, otters, birds, wallabies and a large collection of monkeys, a true paradise for nature enthusiasts and explorers alike. Beyond its recreational splendors, Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Park embraces a noble purpose: a center for research, education, and environmental stewardship. The park accommodates some of the wild animals which are endangered in the wild along with esteemed ecological and biodiversity research projects, paving the way for groundbreaking discoveries that further our understanding of our natural world. Enthusiastic guides and informative tours stand ready to unveil the wonders of the park's ecosystem, providing visitors with a profound appreciation for the delicate balance of nature. The park also offers special programmes for school groups, children's parties along with organizing of special feeding times where one can see and enjoy the park's volunteers feeding the animals. Through the park's conservation program one can also take part in the park's noble program by sponsoring an animal. The sponsor programmes which lasts for 12 months, starts at a minimum donation of £35. The park also provides a unique opportunity for volunteering, work experience, and work placements for school pupils aged between 10-12 years, placement programmes for high schoolers and college students above 16 years of age.