What do we do?

Spring and summer are the seasons when animals breed most in the wild, so this is also when the Zoo sees the greatest number of births.

Taking advantage of these new arrivals, we will run workshops where the children taking part will be able to learn how nests and dens are built, how animals of different species are born and how vertebrates reproduce.

With a focus on babies and cubs, we’ll get to know the different species in the Zoo and do lots of group activities to learn about these animals and love them even more than we already do - all while having fun!

The children taking part in the activity camp will become true “guardians of nature” and will strengthen an essential bond with habitats and fauna. They’ll also discover what the Zoo does to help towards conservation and biodiversity, and enjoy some great days with the animals and educators.

Each day brings different surprises, with time to visit lots of corners of the Zoo, see how keepers look after the animals, how they prepare their food, and help them with some of their tasks too! There’s time for leisure too, with games and handicrafts to take away a special memento from an unforgettable week. They’ll be accompanied at all times by the educators at the Zoo, all of whom are responsible professionals in the field of natural sciences and have plenty of experience in teaching and leisure, plus bags of enthusiasm!