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Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Park is a modest zoo that is situated at the edge of Cannon Hill Park, Birmingham, England. The park features a small and unique collection of animal species from all over the world, including monkeys, wallabies, birds, otters, meerkats reptiles, lemurs, and Red Pandas. Many of the animals at this wildlife park are endangered species, which means the park plays a vital role in continuing conservation efforts. Visitors will get to see zookeepers feeding different species of animals throughout the day, such as porcupines, Asian Short-Clawed Otters, Emperor Tamarins, and Squirrel Monkeys. The park offers an excellent setting for engaging visitors in citizenship skills, numeracy, literacy, science, and environmental projects.

Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Park , Pershore Road, Birmingham B5 7RL, United Kingdom, Phone: +44-12-14-72-54-88

Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Park
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