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The Welsh Mountain Zoo in Colwyn Bay takes delivery of around 1.5 tonnes a week of food from stores that would otherwise be sent to the rubbish dump.

Master chocolatiers, Baravelli’s, whose headquarters are based in Conwy, have crafted the edible works of art.

The magical 45-minute meet and greet is making a come back to the Colwyn Bay attraction. 

THE Welsh Mountain Zoo have appointed a new member to their board, who the zoo believe will “bring new and innovative ideas” to the table.

POST-PANDEMIC sustainability and success will be the focus of a ground-breaking new industry qualification, which is 90 per cent funded by the UK…

POST-PANDEMIC sustainability and success will be the focus of a ground-breaking new industry qualification, which is 90 per cent funded by the UK…

‘Silk Road’ recreates the mountainous regions in which the vulnerable species lives in the wild. The snow leopard enclosure has been designed to offer visitors a nose-to-nose visual experience through glass, whilst an elevated walkway journeys around the site, offering panoramic views across the zoo, located in Colwyn Bay, and the surrounding Carneddau Mountains. A Snow Leopard making the most of their new spacious surroundings. Picture: Welsh Mountain Zoo Jen Jesse, director of O...

THE Welsh Mountain Zoo has now completed its ambitious £1million redevelopment of the snow leopard’s new enclosure, ‘Silk Road’.

Welsh Mountain Zoo say past months have been challenging: There is a long road ahead of us A Margay and red panda at the Welsh Mountain Zoo. Pictures: Matt Rimmer A ZOO’s ability to welcome back customers has been described as ‘amazing’ but there is a “long road ahead” to return to normal. The frank admission was made by Welsh Mountain Zoo director of operations and administration Jen Jesse, as the attraction was allowed to welcome to its first visitors back on Monday, April 26. ...