Watatunga welcomes conservationist, Nick Acheson As a conservationist, I spend my life thinking about species and the wild places they inhabit. Though I tend to work with wildlife in the wild, I was honoured and intrigued when Anna and Ed of Watatunga invited me to...
Wild about Wildlife Photography! Being an amateur wildlife and nature photographer based in Norfolk I am spoilt for choice on options of nature reserves and beautiful landscapes. But there are very few that feel as special as a trip around the 170 acres of Watatunga,...
Exploring the Mysteries of the Annamite Mountains: A Saola Conservation Event at Watatunga Wildlife Reserve Saola – perhaps you’re wondering how to say it and what it is? Frankly, so was I. But last Thursday I found out when we hosted Dr Lorraine Scotson for a saola...
Crafting Christmas Magic: A Wreath Making Workshop with Wild Oak Workshops As December creeps closer and the holiday season approaches, there’s a festive opportunity awaiting those who seek a unique and natural way to celebrate. Thanks to an exciting partnership...
Mini Wild Things: A Midweek Adventure for Kids I recently had the opportunity to take my son to Mini Wild Things, a new children’s adventure workshop held every Wednesday at Wataunga between 10am-12pm. From storytelling, outdoor play, mud kitchen, hammocks,...
Mtoto on the move! Mountain bongo are solitary animals and need a lot of space to roam around. They typically utilize a home range of around 10 square kilometers (4 square miles). However, this can vary depending on the availability of food and water. In areas with...
