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Watatunga Welcomes William the Wildebeest to Norfolk Reserve

William the wildebeest has found a new home at Watatunga Wildlife Reserve. Discover his story, his quirky horns, and how he’s settling into our Norfolk reserve.

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.

Watatunga Wildlife Reserve’s 2024 Safari and Conservation Round-Up

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Watatunga Wildlife Reserve: The 2024 Season Round-Up 2024 has been a landmark year at Watatunga Wildlife Reserve,...

Working with our Local School, Watlington Community Primary School

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We love welcoming school trips to Watatunga Wildlife Reserve and a visit from our local primary school is always a...

Behind the lens of Watatunga – Meet Ewan

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Meet Ewan, Watatunga’s Resident Photographer Watatunga Wildlife Reserve is known for its breathtaking scenery and...

Rommel, The Great Bustard Who Beat The Odds

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In mid-November, Watatunga Wildlife Reserve said goodbye to one of the reserve’s better known characters, one of our...

Watatunga Hosts AI & Conservation Summit with Google Experts

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On the 16th of November, Watatunga hosted an extraordinary meeting of worlds - an opportunity for wildlife experts...

Exploring Watatunga by Wheelchair: Lorraine’s Perspective

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“From a disabled person's perspective Watatunga is a wonderful place to visit. The facilities are excellent, with...

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