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Unveiling a Spooktacular Conservation Adventure for Halloween: Storm & Scooter’s Monkey Relatives Await!
17th Oct 2023
Get ready for a Halloween experience like no other as Trentham Monkey Forest introduces an exciting and educational feature this Halloween! Starting from 1st October, young explorers can dive into the fascinating world of conservation through the hair-raising tale of Storm and Scooter’s monkey relatives!
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Breakfast with Monkeys Experience: SOLD OUT FOR 2023
7th Sept 2023
We can confirm slots for our Breakfast with Monkeys Experience have SOLD OUT for the 2023 season. We would like to thank all of the lovely V.I.Ps we have had the pleasure to meet and introduce the Barbary macaques to this year.
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Buzzing with Conservation: Trentham Monkey Forest’s Sweet Partnership for World Honey Bee Day
18th Aug 2023
In a world where the symphony of nature often goes unnoticed, Trentham Monkey Forest has embarked on an incredible journey that highlights the importance of even the tiniest creatures in our ecosystem. As we celebrate World Honey Bee Day, we’re thrilled to unveil our latest venture in collaboration with the North Staffordshire Beekeeping Association
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Embrace Nature, Protect Wildlife: Conservation Week Sept 2023
8th Aug 2023
Here at Monkey Forest, we are thrilled to announce our upcoming Conservation Week, running from 18th to 24th September, dedicated to preserving and protecting native wildlife. This week-long event promises to be an exciting blend of education, entertainment, and appreciation for the wonders of the natural world.
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Monkey Forest Celebrates 18 Years of Captivating Visitors with a Trip Down Memory Lane
19th Jul 2023
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.
