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Organisations and people that we work with

We are grateful to be partnered, working or associated with the following organisations:
Investec
Go to Investec's website
Animal Friends
Go to Animal Friends' website
European Association of Zoos and Aquaria (EAZA)
Go to EAZA's website
British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquaria
Go to BIAZA's website
Anton Vets
Go to Anton Vet's website
Loddon and Test Leader Programme

2018: Meet the Burrowers’ exhibit and new playground installed in 2018 part-funded by The European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development
2022: Outdoor Classroom, Display Towers and EV Charging Points part-funded by The European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development

Go to Loddon and Test website
Hampshire Forest Partnership
Go to Hampshire Forest Partnership's website
Hampshire Top Attractions
Go to Hampshire Top Attractions' website
Oliver Smart Wildlife Photography
Go to Oliver Smart's website
Alliance Photography
Go to Alliance Photography's website
For Better For Worse
Go to For better For Worse Website
UK Government

Projects ‘Lighting’ and ‘PA Systems’ have been part-funded by the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund.
Test Valley Borough Council
Go to Test Valley Borough Council's Website
Did you know?
Many owls can see in almost complete darkness. Their eyes have many more rods and far fewer cones than human eyes. Rods are sensitive to low levels of light while cones deal more with colour and clarity at high light levels.
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