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Weather update from Wolf Watch

Well, it’s been an interesting few days. The storm wasn’t as bad as expected although at least a dozen more trees are now more horizontal than upright and a few more will shortly translate into firewood. The good news is that none of the fencing was damaged and the Wolves seemed to have taken little […]

A wonderful video by Anneka Svenka and her team.

Bosch

Mr Bosch caught himself a mouse and spent several hilarious minutes playing with it much to the delight of our visitors.

Fantastic News

Wolf Watch UK are delighted to introduce our latest resident Bosch. Bosch came from a private owner whose business was adversely affected by the covid situation. He has been extremely well looked after and has a delightful nature. Bosch is now available for adoption and his profile will be updated as soon as we get to […]

Great News KGOSI LODGE is now complete.

WOLF WATCH UK is pleased to announce that our new short term accommodation ‘KGOSI LODGE’ is now complete. It has replaced an old shed/ barn that was being used by myself and students as a viewing area to overlook the valley below, observe wildlife and study the behaviour of the animals that are kept here […]

Fairwell Poppy

It is with sadness that I write to tell you that our Wolf Poppy passed away earlier this week. She was almost 16 years of age and had arrived here many years ago following a dominance fight within her pack at West Midlands Safari Park. Initially she was placed in the same enclosure with Nouska […]

Landscaping almost complete

We are so close to finishing the area around the new Kgosi Lodge, with the landscaping almost complete. Here are a few more photo updates.

Kgosi Lodge – Frosty Update

It’s a little frosty underfoot today, but we’ve some more progress for you to see on the lodge.

Kgosi Update – Inquisitive Deer

The local population of deer have taken an interest in the developments at the new Kgosi Lodge. The roof beams are in place and the structure is definitely indicative of how the final building is going to look.