The first exhibit replicates a mangrove swamp in Tortuguero National Park, Costa Rica. The building, a transparent ETFE dome, takes visitors on a journey from the mangrove canals to a banana plantation, down a mangrove lined trail, beneath the water level to a mangraove swamp. Visitors eventually emerge onto a ‘tourist’ beach.

Kay Elliott’s second exhibit, “Indian Oceans” comprises a large bat and mongoose lemur walkthrough; a Ranger Station containing small close encounter animal exhibits; and an aquatic display with one tank displaying a brightly coloured live coral reef and the other exhibiting stunning and vibrant large fish species.

The third project is an open air amphitheatre set within a fantastic ancient woodland setting, with backstage facilities for animals, all with green living roofs.