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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.

A day in a life of a Watatunga volunteer

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My name is Tony King, I'm a retired ambulance driver and I’m about to start my third season at Watatunga Wildlife...

Spring Wreath Making – 24th March

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This Spring we welcome back Katie from Wild Oak Workshops for a wreath making session inspired by the birds and their...

Great Bustard at Watatunga Wildlife Reserve

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Many of you know and love our great bustard, (Otis tarda) that roam free within the reserve. We would really love to...

We Need Your Help In 2023

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Booking is now live for 2023! We are delighted to announce that bookings are now being taken for the 2023 season which...

Thank You, Jono!

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A sad goodbye but we are incredibly grateful to Jono! Our Reserve Manager Jono is leaving Watatunga after an amazing...

The Gift of Nature

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With Christmas fast approaching, what better gift for a friend or loved one than a unique experience in nature here at...

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