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While many self-isolate at home, others take an unconventional approach and do it at work

A bit over a week ago, Paradise Park, a wildlife sanctuary in Hayle, Cornwall, UK, announced that it would be temporarily closing its doors to the public due to the coronavirus outbreak. The park stated that it is now important for them to ensure the animals continue to get high-quality care and for that, they must guarantee the health and safety of their zookeeping staff.

In light of this news, four of its staff members—Izzy, Emily, Layla, and Sarah-Jane—have volunteered to move into the park and to self-isolate. During the 12-week self-isolation period, they will continue to be supported by a number of their colleagues coming in during their shifts.

 

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English Zookeepers Decided To Self-Isolate… At Work!
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