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Visitors to Port Lympne Reserve, Kent’s largest wild animal park, this Easter holiday are guaranteed a cracking day out of Jurassic proportions, as the long awaited Dinosaur Forest at the Reserve, opens to the public.

Port Lympne Reserve, Kent’s largest wild animal park, will host members of the Black Mambas on Monday 22nd February 2016, as part of the anti poaching team’s UK visit.

Primate Keepers at Port Lympne Reserve, Kent’s award winning wild animal park, are celebrating as the first Javan gibbon to be born at the park in six years, makes its public debut.

The 20 Western Lowland gorillas here at Port Lympne are fed up to 6 times a day but we start their day with a warm jug of fruit tea. We give them fruit tea as it’s a nice healthy way of getting them to come indoors and closer to us first thing in...

Keepers and vets at Howletts Wild Animal Park, near Canterbury, assisted by a top London dentist, had an unusual treatment to perform recently, when a young elephant chipped his tusk.

Event Start Date: Fri, 12/02/2016 - 17:00

Richard Barnes, Head of Large Carnivores at Port Lympne Reserve describes how his team are preparing for bears: