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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.

Wat-willow weavers

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I first saw hedge-layers at work in Ireland as a child and watched as their methodical craftmanship yielded solid,...

A winter stay at Watatunga!

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We have visited Watatunga nine times since October 2020. Our hobby is wildlife and bird photography so Watatunga is...

Watatunga gives new life to this ‘Old Deer’!

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Age is truly only a number when it comes to volunteering at Watatunga. I was 71 when I applied but I could have been...

Meet Dean!

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We're excited to introduce our newest team member, Dean who has joined us as a Reserve Ranger with enthusiasm and a...

Q&A with Molly Ruder: A Day in the Life of Watatunga Wildlife Reserve’s Operations Manager

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Q: Can you tell us about your role as the Operations Manager at Watatunga Wildlife Reserve and your journey leading up...

A Roundup of the 2023 Season at Watatunga Wildlife Reserve!

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As the year draws to a close, Watatunga Wildlife Reserve reflects on a season filled with both remarkable achievements...

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