Jersey Zoo

Jersey Zoo is an animal facility in Trinity that houses various species from around the world in designed habitats. The grounds include different enclosures, outdoor spaces, and visitor areas where people can observe and learn about the animals on display.

The facility was established to care for animals and support conservation efforts while providing educational opportunities for visitors. Over the years it has developed into a center focused on wildlife protection and research programs.

The zoo serves as a center for environmental awareness in the community, where visitors can observe animals from different regions and learn about their conservation. The setting encourages direct engagement with wildlife and raises understanding about why these species matter.

The zoo is easily accessible on foot with well-maintained paths connecting different sections of the grounds. Wear weather-appropriate clothing as much of the site is outdoors and Jersey's weather can change quickly throughout the day.

The facility runs significant breeding programs for endangered species and collaborates with international conservation organizations. This behind-the-scenes work is often invisible to visitors but makes a real difference in protecting animals at risk worldwide.

Location: Trinity

Inception: March 26, 1959

Founders: Gerald Durrell

Phone: +441534860000

Website: http://durrell.org/Wildlife-park

GPS coordinates: 49.22949,-2.07338

Latest update: December 6, 2025 19:01