2013 Animal Conservation Achievements
Animal conservation is one of the most important activities for Alma Park Zoo.
Animal conservation is one of the most important activities for Alma Park Zoo.
Keepers were delighted to find that Alma’s Blackbuck Antelope herd increased by one on the morning of December 18th.
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With less than 5000 Cotton Top Tamarin monkeys left in the wild; the birth of another set of rare Cotton Top Tamarin twins at Alma is cause for excitement!
Alma Park Zoo is proud to support the Free the Bears Auction Gala Event in Brisbane on October 12th.
On Sunday, September 22nd, join us to celebrate Red Pandas, encourage your kids to become Red Panda Rangers and help contribute to the conservation activities of the Red Panda Network!
Spring came early for Molly the Sheep of Friendship Farm! On the 7th of August she gave birth to twin male lambs – one black and one white!
He has the face of a cat, the body of a bear, a prehensile tail as long as his body and he smells like popcorn!
Emma Morgan trained as a jillaroo and worked with hoofstock and native animals before discovering her calling as a primate keeper at Alma Park Zoo.
Pygmy Marmosets have been part of Alma for a number of years. With the arrival of Poco from Perth Zoo, Alma is now part of the Australasian breeding program for this species!
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Over the Christmas New Year period, our opening hours are 9:00am to 4:00pm everyday, excluding Christmas Day.
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Download your special discount vouchers for Zoo entry during the September School Holidays!
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