Llewelyn-Bowens visit World of Owls.
World of Owls recently
enjoyed a celebrity visit from television presenter and designer Laurence
Llewelyn-Bowen and his wife Jackie.
Recording at the World of Owls for their upcoming BBC programme - Laurence
and Jackie's Northern Exposure - the couple nominated World of Owls 2nd
best attraction in Co. Antrim.
"Junior Lights" a small community group from Co. Armagh organised a concert to raise funds for World of Owls.This talented group of young people sang and boogied the night away and raised us a wonderful £175.00.
Well Done and thanks to John, Courtney, Michael, Jamie, Romeen, Roya, Taylor, Maxwell, Rhinanna, All the others envolved.
After lengthy delays our new Petting Park has commenced construction.
This will enhance the educational resources of the centre.
Our thanks to D.A.R.D.(NI) and to Old School Developments.
Rabbits, Guinea Pigs, Ferrets, Chickens, Ducks, Gerbils, Falcons, Hawks, more to come!
World of Owls attended one of the best weekend festivals in Ireland at Carrickmacross, located centrally between Dundalk, Monaghan town, Cavan and Ardee.
This was a spectacular event with loads to see and do. The evening open air concerts were amazing. Mark this in your diary for next year.
Visit www.carrickmacross.ie/festival for more details.
World of Owls is proud to announce that Lee Rogers agreed to be a Patron for the charity.
Lee is probably one of the best recording artists ever to come from Northern Ireland.
Second only to his wife and son whom he adores with such open affection, are his talents for music and art; His rise in the music world has not dampened any of his enthusiasm for his love of animals. Lee's father has looked after more animals than I could care to remember, anything that could walk, wriggle or fly, Lee has grown up with them all.
His latest album
"Drawing Clocks", selling globally, has been a fantastic success.
His second album is scheduled in for recording later in the summer.
Lee Rogers
(International Musician and Recording Artist)
World of Owls is proud to announce that we have been accepted as full members of BIAZA (British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquariums)
BIAZA is a professional body representing the best zoos and aquariums in Britain and Ireland. Members Collections pride themselves on their excellent animal welfare, education and conservation work. BIAZA supports their work and helps promote the work of good zoos and aquariums.
