Research at Banham Zoo
Banham Zoo has a very active research programme. Different areas of research include: animal behaviour, animal nutrition, environmental enrichment, enclosure use, physiology and veterinary science.
Research is a vital tool in increasing our understanding of animals both within the zoo and in the wild, and we encourage projects within our collection.
Before you embark on a research project there are many areas to consider when preparing to study animals, such as sample size and methodology. To help you, the British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquariums (BIAZA) can provide extensive research guidelines that will answer many of your questions and queries. For more information please look at the research section of the BIAZA Website.
All research done at the zoo must follow our research procedures and be approved by our Research Coordinator and Animal Manager. To download a copy of our research procedure or research application form please see below.
If you have any other research related questions or would like to submit a completed research form, please contact our Conservation Coordinator, Sarah Lee, at sarah.lee@zsea.org or send forms to Conservation Coordinator, Banham Zoo, Kenninghall Road, Banham, Norfolk, NR16 2HE
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