The Aspinall Foundation

Howletts Wild Animal Park are saddened to announce the death of Amir, our 13 year old Sumatran tiger, due to a suspected chest infection.Amir was a big character, much loved by his dedicated staff and all visitors who had the opportunity to meet...

Beautiful black rhino calf marks fortieth successful birth for the critically endangered species, at Kent wild animal park.

Keepers at Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve are celebrating, as they welcome the arrival of an adorable baby Mishmi takin.

Coming soon to Port Lympne Hotel & Reserve is a brand new animal enclosure, where visitors will be able to walk amongst red necked wallabies!

It's that time of year again when we get news of baby greater bamboo lemurs from across our rainforest sites in Madagascar. It's still early days so no final figures, but 79 babies have so far been reported, and amazingly the "super-group" at...

Adorable baby rhino is fourth generation to be born at Port Lympne

After 20 years of local extinction, a lone spotted hyena has been caught on camera trap, stalking through the forests of the Bateke Plateau National Park - site ofThe Aspinall Foundation's flagship conservation project.

Our two cheetah cubs, Nairo and Tana, born last year, are getting braver every week. They are both doing well and growing fast.  They have just been given their worming tablets, necessary to keep parasites at bay which can be especially prevalent in...

Adorable baby Kudu makes public debut at Howletts Wild Animal Park.Hoofstock keepers at Howletts Wild Animal Park, Kent’s original wild animal park, are celebrating the arrival of an adorable baby Kudu antelope, the first to be born at the popular...