Paradise Park

Paradise Park is a wildlife sanctuary located in Hayle, Cornwall, England. It has over 650 birds and animals and is the house of the World Parrot Trust. Penguin feeding happens day by day in the summer at Paradise Park. They have a summer time occasion referred to as the Eagles of Paradise Display, a free-flying chicken display that includes several styles of parrots. The park has purple squirrels, which are a part of a captive breeding software to reintroduce them to Cornwall, as well as crimson pandas, which are a part of a conservation breeding programme.

The park offers red panda reports, which incorporates a donation to the Red Panda Network, assisting to set up the world’s first blanketed region dedicated to purple pandas: the Panchthar-Ilam-Taplejung Red Panda Protected Forest in jap Nepal. The Park is also home to Operation Chough a conservation venture mounted at Paradise Park 1987. In 1989, Mike Reynolds set up the World Parrot Trust, a registered charity. This organization works for conservation within the wild in addition to at Paradise Park. So a long way the Trust has helped the survival of 66 species of parrot in 42 international locations. You can visit this place with our loved ones.