Goodbye January, hello February adventures!

Welcome to your first newsletter of 2024! This month we're bringing you some brand new features, including a species spotlight on sloths, a view into a recent conservation success story and one thing you can try this month to help us create a world where wildlife thrives. You'll also find all the latest news from the Zoos, upcoming events and experiences you won't want to miss out on.

Don't forget, a day out at the Zoo is great in all weather, we'd love to see you for a day out at the Zoo

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Latest news from the Zoos

New video of our gorilla baby!

In case you missed the news, we welcomed a baby gorilla to the troop at London Zoo recently. The baby is now almost two weeks old and is settling in well in Gorilla Kingdom. Our volunteer, Joe captured this video of mum Mjukuu and the newborn this week.

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ZSL Careers Conference

Interested in a career working with wildlife? With in person and online tickets available, our careers conference will introduce the huge diversity of roles across the worlds of animal care and conservation, from veterinarian to field scientist and lots more.

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Species Spotlight - Sloths

Brand new for 2024! Each month we'll be shining a light on a different species in the Zoo, giving you fun facts, behind the scenes videos and chances to meet the keepers.

This month, we're bringing you five fun facts about sloths! How often do you think a sloth poos?

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I love you slow much

Give the perfect thoughtful gift to your Valentine! Not only do our adoption tins support the sloths at London Zoo, they also help us to protect the amazing species in the wild.

Your adoption includes a special certificate, a small soft toy, a ZSL sloth pin badge, a fridge magnet, a book all about sloths and an exclusive ZSL animal adopter pin badge, which cannot be purchased elsewhere online or in our Zoo stores!

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Junior Zoo Academy

Dates are now available to book this two-day course at Whipsnade Zoo. Aimed at 8-10 year olds, the course gives children the chance to learn about the animals at the Zoo.

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London Zoo Lodges

Set in the heart of London Zoo, enjoy a night's escape from the bustle of London without even leaving the city, and discover what happens at the Zoo after dark.

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Junior Keeper for a Day

Aimed at young people aged 11-15 years old, this experience provides the chance to spend a morning learning about a range of species and what it takes to be a zookeeper.

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