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F rom wild life to a quiet life — after 40 years as director of Fota Wildlife Park in Cork, ... Conservation and Research Centre ECRC], that will train future generations of conservationists. ...
A resident of Fota Wildlife Park shows off, just before the park's opening in 1983. Sean first moved down to Cork in 1982. ... then we do train them as well, not anything major, ...
Fota Wildlife Park in Co. Cork has reopened its doors to the public on Wednesday 20, 2020. ... The playground, arts and crafts facilities, talks and tour train are also closed to visitors.
Fota Wildlife Park in Co Cork is calling on the public to help choose a name for the baby Indian Rhino, the first ever to be born in Ireland. Shane O'Brien @shamob96 ...
Fota Wildlife Park. As part of the European Endangered Species breeding program to support the conservation of these species, the Fato Wildlife Park took in two females and a male in 2022.
Fota Wildlife Park director ready for the quiet life after 40 years at helm. ... Conservation and Research Centre ECRC], that will train future generations of conservationists. ...
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