Located in Cheshire, England, the Chester Zoo is managed by the North of England Zoological Society and is the largest wildlife conservation and scientific research base in the UK. Its core feature is the design concept of "artificial simulation of natural habitats", such as the Humboldt penguin pool that uses ramps and glass windows to show the dynamics of the water. As a global pioneer in the protection of endangered species, the zoo has long been involved in breeding programs such as black rhinos and Asian elephants, demonstrating its professional capabilities in the field of species conservation. The exhibition areas in the park are scientifically designed and interesting. For example, the primate pavilion uses transparent windows to compare the feeding habits of different monkeys, and the fruit bat forest uses a completely dark environment to restore the nocturnal ecology. In addition, the park has children's education projects such as interactive science exhibition boards, which spread ecological knowledge through pictures, texts and physical displays. In terms of visitor services, the park is equipped with a monorail system for easy sightseeing and has a variety of dining facilities. As an unfunded charity, Chester Zoo supports ecological research through ticket revenue and is a model zoo that integrates ecological education, scientific research and protection, and leisure experience.
Chester Zoo地址：
Chester CH2 1LE, United Kingdom
Chester Zoo建議觀光時間：
2-3 hours
Chester Zoo電話：
+44 1244 380280