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Blackpool Zoo, situated in Lancashire, England, is a popular zoological park known for its wide variety of animals and family-friendly attractions. With a rich history dating back to 1972, the zoo has continuously expanded and evolved to provide an engaging and educational experience for visitors of all ages.
The zoo is home to over 1,500 animals representing various species, including mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians. Visitors can explore themed exhibits such as the Elephant and Reptile Houses, the Amazonia exhibit featuring South American wildlife, and the Project Elephant Base Camp, which focuses on the conservation of Asian elephants.
Blackpool Zoo places a strong emphasis on conservation and education, participating in various breeding programs to support endangered species. The Active Learning program offers educational activities for school groups, and the zoo regularly hosts events and workshops to raise awareness about wildlife conservation.
Additionally, the zoo provides entertainment beyond animal exhibits, with play areas for children, a mini-farm, and seasonal events that add to the overall enjoyment of the visit. Blackpool Zoo is committed to promoting wildlife conservation and fostering a sense of appreciation for the natural world among its visitors.
a Seaside Town in the county of Lancashire
(1.8 miles, 2.9 km, direction W)Blackpool, long famous for its vast illuminated Golden Mile, commenced its rise to fame way back in the Victorian Era when the famous seafront consisted of no more than a single row of houses...
in the county of Lancashire
(4.3 miles, 7.0 km, direction N)Less bustling than its busy neighbour Blackpool, Cleveleys lies on the same 15 mile stretch of beautiful golden sands...
in the county of Lancashire
(4.7 miles, 7.5 km, direction S)St. Anne's has a fine sandy beach backed by grassy sand dunes and a fascinating pier, first built in 1885 and subsequently rebuilt and remodelled...
in the county of Lancashire
(6.9 miles, 11.0 km, direction N)Fleetwood was once famous as a fishing port, but now it is more likely the visitor will see yachts and leisure boats lined up at the pretty quayside...
in the county of Lancashire
(13.1 miles, 21.1 km, direction NE)The picturesque village of Scorton lies to the west of the Bowland Forest beneath the shadow of Calder Fell, in an area much famed for its sparkling streams, fells and forest glades inhabited by wildlife...
All towns in Lancashire
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Rufford Old Hall was presented to the National Trust in 1936 by Lord Hesketh. The Old Hall is a medieval manor house of splendid.....
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