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    Happy 17th Birthday Monkey Forest!

    18th Jul 2022

    Since 2005, visitors have been able to discover a fascinating yet unique species, living freely in an ancient Staffordshire Forest. Monkey Forest is home to 140 free-ranging Barbary macaques. Visitors walk along the 3/4 of a mile pathway. Walk, watch and be AMAZED as the endangered monkeys live as they would in the wild.

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    BGT Conservationist Aneeshwar Kunchala Visits Monkey Forest!

    14th Jul 2022

    Mini Environmentalist and Britain’s Got Talent Finalist, Aneeshwar Kunchala visited Trentham Monkey Forest yesterday to see first-hand the important work we do to protect the primate species of Barbary macaques in Stoke-on-Trent.

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    Baby Monkey Update: Babysitting commences!

    5th Jul 2022

    Last month we confirmed the arrival of SIX baby Barbary macaques! Baby monkey season is such an amazing time of year as we get to see some beautiful natural behaviours exhibited by our Barbary macaques as well as welcome some adorable additions to our monkey sanctuary.

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    Stoke City Mascots Pottermus & Pottermiss have their first post COVID date at Monkey Forest

    29th Jun 2022

    The two Stoke City mascots, Pottermus & Pottermiss , visited Trentham Monkey Forest today in their first romantic outing since lockdown. The pair of lovey-dovey hippos had a field day, ‘pottering about’ in and amongst the monkey park away from Stoke City in the pre-season.

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    Adopt Our Baby Monkeys: Help Protect All Primates

    23rd Jun 2022

    This month, we were very happy to announce the arrival of SIX baby Barbary macaque monkeys so far in 2022 here in Trentham. Every birth that we have at the Monkey Forest is a small win for the species, as sadly, there are currently fewer than 8,000 Barbary macaques left in the wild.

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