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Bristol Post
Bristol Post
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Madeleine Bourne

Bristol's Wild Place Project hiring a range of unique roles

Bristol Zoo Gardens will close for good this summer. On 3 September, the historic 185-year-old Zoo in Clifton will close to the public for good, before transferring the 300 species of animals to its second venue, The Wild Place Project.

Based in South Gloucestershire, The Wild Place Project is currently hiring for some unique job roles. If you're interested in a career that deviates from the norm, the chance to build on the future of Bristol Zoo could be for you.

The Wild Place Project currently spans 50 acres, and brings giraffes, zebras, cheetahs and more animals to Bristol. The attraction is known widely for its Bear Wood, 7.5 acres where raised walkways allow you to spot the venue's giant bears in their habitat.

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