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Finding and Identifying Fungi at Watatunga Wildlife Reserve

Fungi play a vital role in biodiversity. Explore Watatunga’s latest fungal survey, where Miranda & Gareth uncover rare species and ecological wonders.

Watatunga’s New Conservation and Education Officer, Re-Introducing Miranda!

At Watatunga Wildlife Reserve, we are thrilled to re-introduce our new Conservation and Education Officer, Miranda Sealy. Miranda brings a...

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

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

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...

Bat Research Night at Watatunga Wildlife Reserve

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Watatunga Wildlife Reserve welcomed the Norfolk Bat Group, a specialised team of bat experts, after dark for a...

Europe’s Only Zoo with a Bachelor Bongo Group

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Watatunga Wildlife Reserve is currently the only zoo in Europe to house a bachelor Bongo group consisting of 3 entire...

Dining Wild

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The lakeside BBQ hut was bought before Watatunga even existed. Brought up as an addict of the TV programme ‘Pimp my...

My Story- Ajay Tegala

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East Anglia has a rich natural history and some of the country’s finest lowland wildlife spots. Today, there are reedy...

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