London Zoo Membership
| Give a Gift Membership to London Zoo! Its vision is a world where wildlife thrives and to tackle the challenges wild animals face, and help people achieve positive change. And 2026 is a BIG year for London Zoo - it's their 200th Anniversary (1826-2026)! Find out more about London Zoo's 200 Years of Wildlife here Memberships help contribute towards achieving these goals, partly by supporting them, and partly by giving members the opportunity to get involved and feel a connection to wildlife, whether they are visiting London Zoo or Whipsnade Zoo, and giving people the chance to see the animals for real and even have an animal experience. If we feel a connection to wildlife, we are more likely to want to care for it, to protect and conserve it. And if you're in London for the day and want to go and visit, tht's great too! Visitors help London Zoo and Whipsnade Zoo with their conservation efforts around the world. There's a London Zoo App and a map here to help you make the most of your visit. There are many animals to see at London Zoo - about 10,000 of them, from tiny ants to a massive 193kg silverback gorilla. The full species stocklist is here. Asian short-clawed otters, the Asiatic lion, Chapman's Zebra, the Galapagos tortoise, the little harvest mouse, Humboldt penguins, King cobras, okapi, the Philippine crocodile, the majestic Sumatran tiger and lots more! And a pair of capybaras are now at London Zoo! They are called Gizmo and Kiwi and you can find out about them here. There are animal talks given every day, to share the latest understanding of endangered species, their habitats, and how we can protect them. |
 | Congratulations to London Zoo on their 200th Anniversary in 2026!!! There's going to be a lot going on, with 200th Anniversary events, lots of news coming in about everything, podcasts, short films, animations and voices from the past. Don't miss it! The Royal Mint has got involved to pay tribute to 200 years of wildlife - their 2026 Annual Set features a £2 commemorative coin to celebrate London Zoo's 200 years! It depics the Sumatran tiger, the Socorro dove and Partula snail. These species tell the story of the approach ZSL has: combining world-leading science, on the ground conservaiton and expert animal care. The zoo would love to hear your memories,moments and milestones and add them to their online community storybook. Perhaps you visited the zoo as a child, worked there as a keeper, volunteered or shared a special time at the zoo? Find out more here. |
| Become a member and enjoy a whole year of wonder-full wild days out at both London and Whipsnade Zoos! Sunny days, adventurous days, unforgettable days... experience amazing wildlife all year round and help protect animals too! And you're contributing to ZSL's conservation work, helping to protect animals and habitats around the world. |
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*Single Child and members aged under 3 share the same benefits as the adult they are visiting the Zoo with on the day and don’t have any other benefits other than the free entry associated with their membership. **For more information read the T&Cs ZSL has three things it wants to do, and I quote from their website:
5 ways you can help London Zoo achieve its mission:
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| More about ZSL The Zoological Society of London (ZSL) was founded in 1826. It is an international scientific, conservation and educational charity and its vision is "a world where animals are valued, and their conservation assured" Its mission is to promote and achieve the worldwide conservation of animals and their habitats. It does this through its groundbreaking science, involvement in conservation projects in more than 50 countries and also its zoos - London Zoo and Whipsnade Zoo. London Zoo is based in Regent's Park in London. There are komodo dragons, the newly opened Tiger Territory, Penguin Beach, the Reptile House, Gorilla Kingdom, Rainforest Life , Galapagos tortoises, Buttefly Paradise, meerkats, squirrel monkeys, otters and reindeers. There are also lions & tigers - birds, and an aquarium. Whipsnade Zoo is set in 600 acres of beautiful parkland in the Chiltern Hills, just north of London, in Bedfordshire. It is home to 2,500 animals & 200 species, many of whom are endangered species. Tigers, rhinos, giraffes, lynx, bears, wolves, cheetahs, lemurs, lions, sealions, hippos, red pandas, penguins, a children's farm, otters, pgymy marmosets, pythons and boas, chimps and elephants are just some of the animals you can see. |
 | Give a gift from the online shop There are lots of gorgeous gifts for everyone in the family, plus of course animal adoptions such as adopting a sloth. It's a great way to support the zoos! There are gifts for all the family, with soft toys, books, greeting cards, jewellery, clothing and accessories and more! Why not give the zoos an extra gift for all their work to help conservation and look after the animals in their care, by giving them a donation as well? The animals would be very grateful. |
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