Knowsley Safari is gearing up for a summer of outdoor adventures, animal fun, and hands-on learning. The safari park has unveiled its 2025 summer programme, promising a season full of interactive ...

Knowsley Safari Park's head of carnivores, Pete Johnson, said Yuki was "settling in wonderfully well". "Our priority is protecting the future of rare species, such as the Amur tiger, ...

Knowsley Safari Park says 'it's a massive relief' to be able to reopen next week Prime Minister Boris Johnson will today announce zoos and safari parks can reopen from June 15.

Video Report by Paul Crone. Knowsley Safari Park has been celebrating over fifty years of entertaining and serving Merseyside. The park first opened in the summer of 1971 to hundreds of people ...

Two Andean bears, Bahia and Chui, are the newest residents at Knowsley Safari Park in Prescot. The animals, which are at risk of extinction, have been moved there as part of a conservation programme.

Baboons at Knowsley Safari Park have been found carrying weapons, it has been claimed. Keepers at the safari park, in Merseyside, said they suspect visitors have been giving the animals knives ...

Amara is an almost 2-year old Southern white rhino from Knowsley Safari Park. By Emma Ogao. September 19, 2024, 10:33 AM. 0:48.

(Image: Knowsley Safari Park) This half term, they've introduced a Seaside Carnival, which runs until Sunday, June 2. The carnival includes live performances from skilled acrobats and free ...

News; TV; Channel 4; Secret Life of the Safari Park: Where is Knowsley Safari Park, how much does it cost and list of animals The Channel 4 series promises a 'never seen before' look inside attraction ...

Lies: Knowsley Safari Park chiefs hit back at Ms Boyd's claims, claiming the pictures were 'staged' and that the animals were not part of a cull, and died of various natural causes.

News; Nostalgia; Knowsley Safari Park 40th Anniversary Celebration: How Knowsley Safari Park was first created THESE days we take safari parks for granted, but the idea of visitors “caged” in ...