Birdworld and Underwaterworld: A world of birds and so much more! Britains largest bird park and gardens, near Farnham in Surrey. Birdworld and its facilities provide an excellent and ever expanding educational resource. Our Education Team strives to promote an understanding of all birds and animals. This is done through fun and interesting talks in the park, for example: Penguin Feeding Talk the Birds of Prey Tour, the Safari Ride with informative talk and a special talk in the Heron Theatre. All of these shows aim to demonstrate how birds adapt to their environment and exist in their own natural habitat. They are therefore designed to capture interest and imagination.
Away from the park Birdworld also does its best to promote the understanding of animals and their conservation. Our Outreach Programme finds Birdworld staff and birds venturing into schools near and far to help the teachers by providing a visually stimulating and mentally insightful bird experience!.
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