International Orangutan Day at Monkey World!
When? 01 Jun 2020 to 02 Jun 2020
Where? Wareham
Celebrate International Orangutan Day at Monkey World!
On the 19th August, Monkey World are celebrating our orange cousins! Visitors can learn about these amazing creatures, and their plight in the wild.
Compare your arm span to an orangutan, make some fun food feeders and learn about the devastating palm oil industry- as well as seeing our 15 orangutans! The orangutans live in three groups, which includes Europe's official orangutan crèche, where orphaned youngsters can grow up with their own kind.
For those planning multiple visits over the summer, an adoption pass is a great way to make the pennies go further- as well as helping fund future rescue and rehabilitation work. For just £25 for a child, the adoptive parent will receive a certificate, photo, 3 newsletters a year and entry pass to the park for a whole year!
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