Great photograph of Bong the Kookaburra

Here is a great photograph of Bong the Kookaburra during the 'Eagles of Paradise Diaplay' displaying her call! 

New Discount Voucher for October

Click here for the new discount voucher which will save £2 per person up to 6 people during October!

DISCOUNT VOUCHER

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HAYLE wins GOLD again - Hayle in Bloom

Well done Margaret and the all the Hayle in Bloomers

Paradise Park is pleased to be part of it. Read more about the award presentation on the website http://www.hayleinbloom.org.uk/

The ARA Project: Playa Punta Islita Release & Release Site Update

The ARA Project: Playa Punta Islita Release & Release Site Update: By Alex Ash, Field Biologist The Scarlet Macaws at our new release site at Punta Islita are still all doing well, we are looking at a Nove...

OPEN MIC NIGHT at The Bird In Hand Pub at Paradise Park in Hayle, Cornwall

Saturday 10th at 9pm. Our OPEN MIC night is held on the second Friday of every month and is getting bigger and better each month. There is live music all evening and is open for anyone to have a go. If you play bring your instrument with you, if you're a singer bring some music along and there will always be someone to play it for you. It's great fun, fabulously talent filled and chilled out too. Come along and put yourself into the spotlight! 

You'll be made very welcome!

Great Green Macaws released back into the wild

The World Parrot trust is based at Paradise Park in Hayle, Cornwall, and for several years now the trust has been helping to fund what is known as the Ara Project in Costa Rica.

The Great Green Macaw is very rare in Costa Rica due to the loss of 90% of its range, and they are now down to around 300 birds in the wild and it is thought that there are only 25 to 35 breeding pairs. 

Curator David Woolcock explains “The funding has helped the project build release aviaries for the Great Green Macaws that they are breeding in captivity. The good news is that on August 8th they were able to release their first 10 birds back into the wild. So this project which was helped by the World Parrot Trust is making a real difference to conservation in the wild.”

The Trust has helped in the survival of 50 species of parrot in 30 countries around the world.
To find out more about the work of the World Parrot Trust visit www.parrots.org and the Ara Project visit www.thearaproject.org