Pat Waldron’s reports

xx.2.2024 – Photos by Pat Waldron There’s a real baby boom going on in the Yorkshire Wildlife Park. Sweet babies have been born and new babies are coming soon. One of the highlights this year […]

13.2.2024 by Pat Waldron In the second part of Pat’s reports from the Peak Wildlife Park we can first see Hope and Noori playing hide and seek. Where are you? I think I can hear […]

7.2.2024 by Pat Waldron It is 6 months since my first visit to the Peak Wildlife Park to see Hope, Nanook & Noori and I was not disappointed. They have settled in extremely well since […]

29.1.2024 – Source: YWP, Photos by Pat Waldron With her eyes burning bright and senses on full alert, the seven -month-old explored her reserve at the Yorkshire Wildlife Park, growing with confidence as she scaled […]

26.1.2024 by Pat Waldron Chester Zoo claims to be the most visited zoo in the UK with over 2 million visitor every year. It is a conservation and education charity committed to preventing extinction. Set […]

18.1.2024 – Photos by Pat Waldron Although the weather is quite chilly in Yorkshire there’s no snow – not yet anyway. Maybe it will come later. For the time being the animals in the park […]

14.1.2024 by Pat Waldron Banham Zoological Gardens is an award winning 50 acre zoo, situated about 20 miles south-west of Norwich, in Norfolk. The Zoo first opened to the public in 1968 and is now […]

4.1.2024 by Pat Waldron Jimmy’s Farm is located in the south-east of England near Ipswich and is the new home of polar bear Ewa, recently rescued from the Orsa Predator Park in Sweden. It is […]

20.10.2023 by Pat Waldron The Five Sisters Zoo, West Calder takes its name from the 5 shale bings situated nearby and is a 45-minute drive West of Edinburgh. This small zoo started life as a […]