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Very well organised and good support whilst building the items. Great to see the boxes in the Meerkat enclosure too...
Our client had a Team Building with Bite activity as part of their annual corporate celebration. The team during organising were fantastic and on the day delivered an activity which was participated in and really enjoyed by the attendees. Seeing the animals at Port Lympne Reserve using the items added an extra special touch and made it an event more memorable experience. Would definitely use Team Building with Bite again in the future and can highly recommend as a different team building activity.
All members of the training team were superb - they were not only extremely knowledgeable in what they did but they were all so helpful and made our event so much fun! I wasn't too sure when Port Lympne suggested this as an activity and had kept it quiet from staff prior to the event but I needn't have worried as everyone joined in and the overall consensus is that it was a great activity
Great to see team members from different depts collaborating together to build the Macaw's at Longleat ladders and feeders. The Team Building With Bite team were great on the day and worked with us in advance of the event to give the team a challenge that involved a design element as well as the build. The session brought people together, built relationships, and was a fun end to our 2 day conference. Thanks.
Really unique teambuilding course which worked amazingly well for our group.
Great exercise in a fantastic location, was great for team building and was really good to see the finished item in the hands of the animals. overall a really good experience, would definitely recommend.
Fantastic!!! My team loved it! Such a worthwhile thing to do. I have been recommending this to everyone. My team got a real sense of achievement and loved to see the monkeys using the enrichment.
A brilliant unusual way to network/team build. Fantastic win win win for everyone involved :)
Really great event for teams and was made even more exciting in actually seeing the feeding boxes being used by the sealions.