Deputy
Team Leader (Mammals)
Twycross
Zoo
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Deputy
Team Leader (Mammals)
East Midland
Zoological Society has been running Twycross Zoo for almost 60 years in the
heart of England in Atherstone. We are an award-winning conservation and
science-led zoo which is rapidly growing, and pre-Covid, were welcoming over
600,000 people every year to our 100-acre rural site.
We are an
ambitious organisation keen to drive the conservation and scientific aspects of
the zoo to new heights as well as optimising on commercial advantages. We are
the only zoo in the UK to house all 4 great apes - Gorilla, Orangutan, Bonobo
and Chimpanzee - and we care for some of the most endangered animals to the
highest welfare standards, including an extensive primate collection plus
tiger, leopard, giraffe, rhino, penguin, flamingo and giant tortoise represented.
The Role
- Deputy Team Leader (Animal Keeper - Mammals)
As a Deputy
Team Leader, you’ll take a hands-on approach working within our mammals
section, which includes the large and small hoofstock, carnivores and small
mammals, (for example: Giraffe, Rhino, Big Cats, Meerkats, Bush dogs etc.).
You will
lead a small team and supervise all areas of daily animal operations, with
duties to include although not be limited to:
To learn
more and/or apply please click HERE
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