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    British Wildlife Centre

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    The British Wildlife Centre is home to the finest collection of native wildlife in Britain. There’s no better place to the UK's wonderful wildlife. Located in the heart of the East Surrey countryside near Lingfield in Surrey, the Centre opens its doors every weekend and during school holidays.

    The Centre boasts over forty different species, from tiny harvest mice, Europe’s smallest rodent, right through to red deer, Britain’s largest land mammal. You’ll see rare Scottish wildcats, free-ranging red squirrels, badgers, hedgehogs, foxes and more.

    The Centre’s animal residents are housed in spacious enclosures, landscaped to reflect wild habitats. The popular Keeper Talks take place half-hourly, giving you the chance to learn more about these animals and the challenges they face in the wild, while seeing them even closer. A REAL natural history experience!

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    Eastbourne Road, Newchapel RH7 6LF, England, Surrey, United Kingdom

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