Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Park
Nature & Parks
Nature & Wildlife Areas
Attraction
About
Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Park – a vibrant, compact zoo that opened as Birmingham Zoo in 1964 and was re‑branded in 2014 – sits on Pershore Road in the scenic Edgbaston district of Birmingham. The park showcases a diverse array of endangered species from around the world, including iconic red pandas, formidable Komodo dragons, snowy Eurasian lynxes, playful Asian small‑clawed otters, and a host of primates and other mammals. Beyond showcasing animals, the park is actively involved in conservation through breeding programmes, scientific research, and engaging educational talks, making it an ideal destination for families and wildlife enthusiasts looking to learn and have fun in a naturalistic setting.
Highlights
- Red Pandas
- Komodo Dragons
- Eurasian Lynxes
- Asian Otters
Must-See Areas
Red Panda Enclosure
Komodo Dragon Exhibit
Eurasian Lynx Enclosure
Asian Otter Exhibit
Good to Know
Good for
Families
Animal Lovers
Conservation Enthusiasts
At a glance
- Typical visit: about 1 hour 30 minutes