FOR one day next week, for 1,959 Islanders, the price of entry to Jersey Zoo will be the same as it was when Gerald Durrell first opened the facility in 1959. On Wednesday 26 March – the date the Zoo ...

A brand new home for critically-endangered pigs has opened to the public at Jersey Zoo. Durrell Conservation Wildlife Trust ...

Jersey Zoo said the pig-house was home to their Visayan warty pigs which are critically endangered. A brand-new home for critically endangered pigs has opened to the public at Jersey Zoo.

The plaque is on Manor House, located in the grounds of the zoo, where Gerald lived between 1959 and 1995.

White-winged ducks, which are native to south-east Asia, have been kept at Jersey Zoo since the 1970s and the site currently has two in its care, a spokesperson said. The birds are categorised as ...

It is hoped an endangered species of duck in Jersey could breed later this year to help boost its population, the island's zoo said. Two white-winged ducks have been at Jersey Zoo since the 1970s ...