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Comments:	Aug 2019 - The attraction has been closed since Dec 2018. <p> The Conservation and Wildlife Park is located in scenic Peak District National Park of Derbyshire in 50 acres of landscaped grounds. It is home, not only to a unique collection of birds and animals, but to many wild birds and mammals. <br> As you walk about the Wildlife Park you'll see some of Europe's largest gathering of Otters, 16 species of Owls and other indigenous wildlife all in their natural surroundings including, Buzzards, Pine Martens, Polecats, Foxes, Scottish Wildcats and Deer. <br> Our Giant Otters Manoki (male) and Panambi (female) with their two teenage boy cubs Akuri and Simnui are a delight to all who see them. We also have two additional cubs - one boy and one girl born in March 2011. Indigenous to South America they cope well with our climate even swimming in their large natural pool in the Derbyshire snow. Giant Otters are an endangered species. Native to South America and are very rare in captivity. <p>
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Chestnut Otter, Owl & Wildlife Centre

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Castleton Road
DERBYSHIRE - Chapel-en-le-Firth, England, SK23 0QS

Phone: 01298 814099

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Aug 2019 - The attraction has been closed since Dec 2018.

The Conservation and Wildlife Park is located in scenic Peak District National Park of Derbyshire in 50 acres of landscaped grounds. It is home, not only to a unique collection of birds and animals, but to many wild birds and mammals.
As you walk about the Wildlife Park you'll see some of Europe's largest gathering of Otters, 16 species of Owls and other indigenous wildlife all in their natural surroundings including, Buzzards, Pine Martens, Polecats, Foxes, Scottish Wildcats and Deer.
Our Giant Otters Manoki (male) and Panambi (female) with their two teenage boy cubs Akuri and Simnui are a delight to all who see them. We also have two additional cubs - one boy and one girl born in March 2011. Indigenous to South America they cope well with our climate even swimming in their large natural pool in the Derbyshire snow. Giant Otters are an endangered species. Native to South America and are very rare in captivity.

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