Visiting the Great Bustard Project
To book a visit, call: 07817 971 327
You can visit the exciting Reintroduction Project at its home in the rolling Wiltshire countryside. The Great Bustards here are wild and free-flying and catching your first glimpse of them is an experience not to be underestimated.
Reintroducing Great Bustards to the wild in the UK is history in the making, it is these first birds that are the start of a self sustaining population. Take a tour of the project site, meet the team behind the project and see the birds for yourself.
For only £10 you can enjoy a guided tour of the project, led by one of our experts.
Booking a visit online
The easiest way to arrange a visit to the GBG is to purchase one on our online shop. Once your order has been confirmed, one of our team will be in touch to arrange dates and give you all the details. Book a visit now.
Arranging a visit by phone or email
If you’d prefer to arrange a visit by email, you can contact us at visit@greatbustard.org or phone 07817 971 327. Visits typically run on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday at 09:30, 11:30 or 14:00 (duration typically 90 mins).
Free visits
Become a member of the Great Bustard Group and you get free visits! You can become a member on our online shop. You can read about the full range of options and benefits available to members on our membership page.
Don’t forget to check out our visit FAQs page.
You will be greeted by Fergus – often in full display!
Visiting GBG at the Hawk Conservancy Trust
The Hawk Conservancy Trust is a conservation charity and award winning visitor centre located near Andover in Hampshire. The Great Bustard Group have the only UK Great Bustard aviary within the park and you can view our rescued bird Fergus here.
Visit the Trust Shop for gifts and mementos or Coffee Shop for meals or light refreshments. Ample free car parking.
Opening times: Monday – Sunday 10.00am-5.30pm (summer season)
Monday – Sunday 10.00am-4.30pm (winter season)
Contact: 01264 773850
info@hawkconservancy.org
www.hawkconservancy.org