Saturday 28 March 2015

VISIT: UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN

The new zoological Garden

Monkey picture

UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN

students Picture The University of Ibadan Zoological Garden was established in 1948 primarily as Menagerie to support teaching and research in the Department of Zoology. With time the animal collection grew in number and diversity and the Menagerie gradually became a full fledged Zoo in 1974. It welcomes a large number of visitors from far and near every year. Apart from displaying animals for teaching,research and the entertainment of visitors,the U.I Zoo is primarily for the conservation of endangered species. The garden is home to a wide array of animals comprising mammals, birds reptiles and amphibians.
Green monkeys

The Zoo is open 7 days a week, 365 days a year from 8:00 to 18:30 daily.
For the hungry
The shops at the zoo premises have a wide variety of delicious take-aways and kiosks offer snacks. There are numerous picnic spots located within the Zoo where you can relax in the shade of giant trees.

Parking
Ample, secure parking space is available at the main entrance of the U.I Zoological Gardens. Security staff is on duty at all parking facilities for your peace of mind.

tortoise Picture

Spurred Tortoises

Security
Security personnel are on duty 24 hours a day for your convenience.

EXCHANGE

The U.I Zoo has for exchange the following

One male baboon in exchange for a female
One female Chimp in exchange for male
One female horse in exchange for a male
We also have green monkeys and terrapin tortoises for exchange
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green birds picture.

Rose-ringed parakeets


EDUCATION
  The U.I Zoo Education Department is dedicated to teaching youngsters and adults about wildlife and wild habitats throughengaging, interactive zoo programs. Our offerings for adults, families, children, teens and schools include guided tours, school programs, and opportunities to meet zoo experts and get an insider’s look at our animals and exhibits. All zoo programs require advance reservation.

For additional information or questions,

please call Dr Olajumoke Morenikeji +234 8055275915,08035557073,08186847302

e-mail zoogui@mail.ui.edu.ng

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You are welcome to become a friend of the Zoo. You can donate to the zoo in cash/kind.
A Man with a lion picture.

“ROCKY” a lion donated to the U.I zoo by Mr Tony Daaboul


Come prepared for a day filled with fun, fun, FUN!!

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