Aaron Whitnall

Children’s TV presenter, wildlife adventurer and conservationist

Film work

Aaron presents One Zoo Three and OZT Goes Wild in Britain will his brothers Tyler and Cam. Together (CBBC). The shows take viewers on exciting adventures, showcasing the incredible work good zoos do and the beauty of the natural world. Together, the brothers have entertained young audiences and ignited a passion for wildlife conservation.

Other TV credits include Blue Peter, The One Show, Saturday Mash Up and Newsround.

Theatre

In October 2023, Aaron appeared with his brothers in a live show at The Spotlight Theatre in Hoddesdon. They used film footage and imagery to explain what it’s like to share their home with over 800 different animals, including lions, tigers, and snow leopards.

Conservation

Aaron’s efforts in wildlife conservation have made him a respected figure in the zoological industry. His hope is that the work he and his family are doing through their wildlife charities, by supporting conservation projects worldwide, and hosting educational TV series, will shape a brighter future for both animals and humans. His goal is to inspire people from all backgrounds and ages to become passionate advocates for wildlife, ensuring the preservation of all fauna and flora on our planet for generations to come.

Radio and Podcast

A popular radio and podcast guest, Aaron’s has spoken on many radio stations, as well as the Stories, Science & Secrets and the Zoo Keeping 101 podcasts.

Speaker

A knowledgable speaker, also gives educational talks and presentations at his family’s parks, as well as at school’s colleges, universities, and public and private events, on a wide variety of wildlife topics.

Fundraising

A recent fundraising initiative saw Aaron and his brothers travelling across East Africa, highlighting conservation issues and raising money for the first ever animal ambulance to be sent to Uganda. Since it arrived, it has aided the rescue of over 300 animals.

Hertfordshire Zoo and The Big Cat Sanctuary.

Day-to-day, Aaron is actively involved in the running of his family’s businesses, with responsibility for animal breeding programmes, habitat designs, conservation and sustainability. The parks serve as beacons of hope for threatened and endangered species. They are educational hubs, which teach visitors about wildlife conservation and the importance of biodiversity, while also providing safe and enriching environments for animals under their care.