Blog & News at Jimmy’s Farm
We’ve Been Named Visitor Attraction of the Year!
We’re absolutely thrilled to share the news that we’ve been crowned Visitor Attraction of the Year at the 2026 Suffolk & Norfolk Tourism Awards!
We partner with John Grose to help drive conservation
Jimmy’s Farm & Wildlife Park has announced a new partnership with John Grose, providing electric and hybrid vehicles to support conservation work, animal rescues and essential activity across the park and region.
Native Natter, February 2026
February has been a busy month for the Estates team at Jimmy’s Farm & Wildlife Park, with native hedge planting, willow cuttings and habitat work helping to support biodiversity across the park.
Diego & Brunhilda are awake!
After a long and well-earned winter torpor, Diego and Brunhilda are awake and ready to welcome you just in time for February half term.
Native Natter, January 2026
Join us for the first edition of Native Natter, where Gemma Marriage, Head of Land and Native Conservation at Jimmy’s Farm & Wildlife Park, sets the scene for what’s to come!
We Celebrate Major Milestone as Ewa, the UK’s Oldest Polar Bear, Turns 20
Jimmy’s Farm has marked a special celebration today as Ewa, rescued polar bear, turned 20 making her the oldest polar bear in the UK.
Big Cats. Big Aventure.
We are pleased to announce the successful arrival of three big cats from Chessington Zoo, to a new reserve here at Jimmy's Farm.
Project aims to ‘freeze’ decline of iconic butterfly
New collaboration with Jimmy's Farm, Anglia Ruskin University & Nature's SAFE investigates if cryopreservation can help the British Swallowtail.
Hope Announcement
We are deeply saddened to announce the loss of Hope, our much-loved polar bear, who passed away following a vital dental procedure.
