Whipsnade Zoo

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Planted: 20 March 2025

Whipsnade Zoo Tiny Forest school student and teacher planting

Whipsnade Zoo Tiny Forest school site with fence

Whipsnade Zoo Tiny Forest school planting team

Whipsnade Zoo Tiny Forest school seating area

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Welcome to our Tiny Forest

This Tiny Forest is planted at Whipsnade Zoo amongst the animals, in partnership with Central Bedfordshire council, in March 2025! The Tiny Forest was planted with the help of three local school groups, a community group and a group of ZSL staff. An amazing planting day with enthusiasm and mud enjoyed by all. The forest includes a seating area within the design to welcome in visitors and passers-by to enjoy this natural space on their zoo visit.

Led by: Earthwatch Europe

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