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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.

Mini Wild Things: A Midweek Adventure for Kids

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I recently had the opportunity to take my son to Mini Wild Things, a new children's adventure workshop held every...

Mtoto on the move!

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Mountain bongo are solitary animals and need a lot of space to roam around. They typically utilize a home range of...

A workshop filled with wildlife and wonder

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If you’re a wildlife artist looking for inspiration, then a trip to Watatunga in Norfolk is a must. The beautiful...

This Season’s Summer Style: Dusky Dewlaps!

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The Dewlap: What is it and what does it do? The dewlap is a longitudinal flap of skin or similar flesh that hangs...

Glorious guineafowl, splendid sainfoin!

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You may be wondering why we call them glorious guineafowl and splendid sainfoin - read on to find out why they're an...

Welcome Mtoto!

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In May we were thrilled to welcome back a male bongo to Watatunga Wildlife Reserve. Mtoto has settled in really well...

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