Isle of Wight Monkey Haven homes two endangered capuchins | Isle of Wight County Press
The brothers, now living on the Isle of Wight, were born at Edinburgh Zoo as part of the European Endangered Species Programme.
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The brothers, now living on the Isle of Wight, were born at Edinburgh Zoo as part of the European Endangered Species Programme.
The couple raised £3458.00. Different charities are supported each year, and this year Terry kept it very local, choosing two good causes geographically close to his home. Cheques for £1,729 were presented to John Goodenough for Care in the Garden and Don Walser for the Isle of Wight Monkey Haven. There were some changes due to Covid — they couldn't advertise in advance so as not to attract too big a crowd, and they had to introduce several Covid-secure measures. But they still built their display in its usual style, featuring thousands of light and traditional scenes including ...