Westbury Wildlife Watch

Westbury Wildlife Watch Based in Westbury Wildlife Park, we survey wildlife, and work creatively to conserve nature.

We offer a range of wildlife activities to volunteers, no previous experience required!

05/09/2026

A young fox eager to share with the badger. The badger seems less keen...

27/08/2026

Nice to see this tawny owl cooling off and hydrating

23/08/2026

Some fox and badger scratches from our sanctuary. Peaceful moments from within an ancient woodland.

3 large eels have been seen at the base of this weir in the last week. This coincides with the destruction and rebuild o...
06/07/2026

3 large eels have been seen at the base of this weir in the last week. This coincides with the destruction and rebuild of our last eel rope, hoping to assist these endangered fish navigate the trym.

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We raised around 80 frog tadpoles in our nature hub. All spawn was collected from the wildlife park ponds and cucumber w...
04/06/2026

We raised around 80 frog tadpoles in our nature hub. All spawn was collected from the wildlife park ponds and cucumber was the preferred food.

Raising them on an aquarium gives them a head start in life, as the ducks and moorhens make a huge dent in the population.

They are now big and fast enough to evade many predators, and will soon develop legs and begin hunting invertebrates. We look forward to seeing tiny frogs in the meadow in the coming months!

Nettle appreciation post
02/06/2026

Nettle appreciation post

The glow- worms at the park are starting to pupate, and complete their journey to adulthood. was on hand today to tell ...
30/05/2026

The glow- worms at the park are starting to pupate, and complete their journey to adulthood. was on hand today to tell us all about this fascinating creature and his breeding project hosted here.

A slow- worm survey followed by releasing the tadpoles! They are big and fast enough to be safe in the pond. Then we hav...
29/05/2026

A slow- worm survey followed by releasing the tadpoles! They are big and fast enough to be safe in the pond.

Then we have a glow-worm talk by about their life cycle, and the project we have at the park, including the chance to see them!

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15/05/2026

Dawn chorus at the park!

5 minutes research on Google scholar shows that even 20 minutes of immersion into nature can lower blood pressure, relieve stress and therefore aid the body and healing processes. Put aside 20 minutes today, listen to the birds.

13/05/2026

Everyone likes a sun-spot!

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Westbury Wildlife Park
Bristol
BS93ET

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