EDINBURGH Zoo's giant pandas will return to China in December, it has been confirmed.
Under the agreement, the pandas were to go back to China after 10 years, but this was extended to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Alison Maclean, the carnivore team leader at Edinburgh Zoo, has cared for the pandas since 2011 so will be travelling with them back to China to help them settle into their new homes. "Visitors to the zoo can expect to see them indoors and outside until the end of November, after which viewing will be outdoors only until they leave."
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