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Camperdown Wildlife Centre aims to provide an accessible programme of learning available to all abilities.
The Centre has created alternative presentations and structures for disabled visitor use.
access
- Dedicated parking areas exist at our car park to allow for wheelchair users
- Viewing paths and facilities within the Centre are fully accessible for wheelchair users
- There is also a wheelchair available to use for any visit
alternative animal enclosure information
- Animal enclosure information is available in a friendly book with braille printed animal information for each enclosure
- Braille animal names are located on each enclosure panel in the Centre, to aid with visitor orientation
- Dyslexia format labels are available printed on pastel paper with 18 point font
- Large print format labels are available in a handbook printed using 18 point font on plain white paper
- Audio MP3 files of individual enclosure labels and Wildlife Centre leaflet are available on CD if requested
assistance
- One-on-one tours can be tailored for use by anyone with any disability by zoo education staff
- Carers accompanying disabled visitors are admitted free of charge to the Wildlife Centre
- All curriculum education materials can be produced in large print format on request.
animal
fact file
They mostly eat fruits, but also flowers and leaves of over 60 different plant species in the wild.