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Monkey Forest Celebrates 18 Years of Captivating Visitors with a Trip Down Memory Lane
Today, our fascinating 60-acre Staffordshire woodland celebrates its 18th anniversary! To commemorate this incredible milestone, we wanted to share with you a collection of captivating images looking back at the primate research centre’s creation in 2005. Since opening our doors, we have been enchanting visitors with our unique and immersive experience, allowing guests […]
LET’S GET IT ON: ‘Marvin Gaye’ serenades endangered monkeys in Trentham during mating season
This weekend, Monkeys at Trentham Monkey Forest were treated to a live performance from love song legend Marvin Gaye to help boost the monkey love this mating season. As every new addition is so important for the protection of the species, special guest Dave Largie was invited into our beloved Forest to serenade the […]
ONE MONTH TO GO: The top 5 things to get excited for at Monkey Forest in 2022
Today marks a MONTH until we open our doors again here at Monkey Forest. We are so excited to welcome you back again. Over winter… a lot can change. Especially with the monkeys! So, we have compiled a quick round-up of TOP 5 most exciting things to look out for in 2022. Have a quick […]
Monkey Around the Christmas Tree with Perfect Primate Gifts From Trentham Monkey Forest
It’s that time of year again! Here are a few gifts ideas from us to you for that special person this Christmas… T’is the season to be thoughtful and help protect primates with Monkey Forest’s BRAND-NEW baby monkey adoption pack. Monkey Forest’s recently launched adoption pack is the perfect gift for that […]
Monkey Forest launches a brand-new adoption pack to help save the world’s threatened primates
Passionate primate protectors can now adopt all baby monkeys born at our park to help fund VITAL primate conservation & research in the form of an adoption pack. We are delighted to announce the launch of a brand-new adoption pack available to guests, with the proceeds supporting the uphill battle against primate extinction. […]