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Be the first to adopt Lola Durrell's Red River Hog

Click to read article Durrell is offering supporters the opportunity to bag a great new claim to fame - to be the first ever person to adopt Lola the red river hog. To be in with a chance of winning the honour of being the first to adopt Lola individuals or organisations must either be a follower on Twitter or ‘like’ Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust on Facebook. They will then need to tweet ‘I want to adopt Lola @durrellwildlife’ or paste the statement on the Durrell Facebook wall. Comments Comments: 0

Click to read: Durrell Gears Up For Durrell ‘Weekend’ 2010 Durrell Gears Up For Durrell ‘Weekend’ 2010

Final preparations are being made at Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust ahead of this weekend’s bumper two-day event when locals and visiting tourists can come and explore the famous grounds and exhibits at a reduced entrance fee. Comments 0

Click to read: Durrell’s new webcams promise to engage and enthrall virtual visitors Durrell’s new webcams promise to engage and enthrall virtual visitors

Durrell are continuing to improve and extend engagement with visitors and this month are launching the very latest technology for live streaming videos from the wildlife park in Trinity, Jersey. Comments 0

Click to read: Durrell invites visitors to stay over Durrell invites visitors to stay over

Durrell has recently announced a new and totally unique experience for visitors. From August ‘Les Noyers Hostel’ a traditional Jersey farm house which is located in the north western corner of Durrell’s wildlife park will be marketed as a unique place for holiday makers to stay. Comments 1

Click to read: Braving the elements Minerva, Durrell and the National Trust go 'bracken bashing' Braving the elements Minerva, Durrell and the National Trust go 'bracken bashing'

This project run by Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust in partnership with the National Trust for Jersey and The States of Jersey Planning and Environment Department encompasses a number of actions which will be initiated to restore the coastland areas which form an important habitat for native wildlife. Comments 0

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