Join our exciting family art trail, from 9 November to 12 January, and find twelve ewe-nique sculptures at locations across the zoo. It’s the perfect festive activity, free for visitors and packed full of baa-rilliant adventures!

In collaboration with Aardman, and in partnership with global art producer, Wild in Art, each super-sized sculpture, standing at 160cm tall, has been individually designed by artists from across the region and beyond.

The Christmas sculptures include:

• Fleece Navidad by Jessica Perrin

• Snowfall Symphony by Amrit Singh

• Santa Shaun by Megan Smith-Evans

• Little Donkey by Donna Newman

• Ginger by Simon Randall

Our endangered red panda species inspired the creation of another one of the sculptures. With very few left in the wild, threatened by habitat loss and poaching, we are working to help protect the species through conservation breeding programmes. Don’t forget to say hello to our adorable red panda, Neora, in his new habitat that has been designed to reflect his native environment.

Our forthcoming Central African Forest habitat inspired another bespoke sculpture. The new habitat will be home to our existing much-loved troop of Critically Endangered western lowland gorillas, who will be joined by a new group of Endangered cherry-crowned mangabeys.

Plan your visit to find the flock now, ewe won’t regret it!