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How Water Buffalo Conservation Enhances Biodiversity and Ecosystems

Water buffalo conservation at Watatunga Wildlife Reserve enhances biodiversity, restores wetlands, and supports rewilding projects across the UK.

Watatunga Wildlife Reserve’s New Adventures for 2025

Watatunga is delighted to introduce an exciting range of new offerings for 2025, designed to inspire, educate, and delight our visitors of all ages.

Wildlife Educational Experiences that go beyond traditional learning

Watatunga Wildlife Reserve provides an immersive and tailored educational experience for students of all ages. Our school trips are designed to align with each group’s curriculum and specific learning objectives.

Welcome Molly!

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We are really delighted to announce that we have a new Operations Manager in situ at Watatunga! Molly has recently...

Mountain Bongo friends

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At the end of March we were really honoured to welcome four individuals involved with the future of the critically...

Welcome Ellen

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Our first 2023 tour rolls out this week, and we are very excited to welcome Ellen to our guiding team this April....

Forest School re-opening – volunteers needed 2nd April

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We’re so excited to be re-opening our Trees to meet you Forest school on Wednesday April 12th for a one off Easter...

A day in the life of Major’s Lodge Guests

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With thanks to Gill Pipes and friends who visited Major's Lodge in February 2023 and wrote this account: It’s our...

Best Small Visitor Attraction in the East of England!

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Last Thursday, Ed and Anna joined tourism businesses from across Norfolk at the finals of the East of England Tourism...

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