SANCTUARY WEEKLY NEWS UPDATE Since our last weekly news update life in the UK has been turned upside down and the government announcements and guidelines have significantly impacted the operations of the Sanctuary. We continue to be in operation to … Continue reading →
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN WITHDRAWN FOLLOWING GOVERNMENT GUIDELINES MOTHER’S DAY WEEKEND – FREE CORNISH CREAM TEA FOR MUM 21st & 22nd March 2020 Bring your Mum to the Sanctuary for some special treats: – if you pay for your Mum’s entry, we … Continue reading →
Environmental News We aim to minimise the environmental impact of the Sanctuary – below is one example of an action we have taken Community Engagement During February we were able to provide support, via gifts, donations or sponsorship, … Continue reading →
St Patrick’s Day – 17th March 2020 £6 entry on the day for anyone who can show proof of the following * being called Patrick * having an Irish address * having Irish ancestry or for anyone wearing an Irish … Continue reading →
This week we are focusing on our educational value. We are keen to promote and develop our educational links locally. In the first 2 months of 2020 we have made the following educational connections: – We have agreed 5 work … Continue reading →
SANCTUARY WEEKLY NEWS UPDATE On a regular basis we plan to report progress against our six core values. These values are: – Rehabilitation; Conservation; Education; Research; Community; and Environment. This week we are reporting on Community Engagement. As the new … Continue reading →
We would like to introduce ourselves, we are the Hopkins family, (from left to right) Tamar, Kevin, Karen & Isaac the new custodians of Screech Owl Sanctuary. … Continue reading →
As some of you know the sanctuary has been up for sale for just over a year and it is nearly 30 years since we the founded Screech Owl Sanctuary and became the guardians of the owls. It is inevitable … Continue reading →
We were extremely proud to be selected for the national awards and win the Bronze Award in the small attraction category at the visit England Excellence Awards which is a huge achievement for us. Thank you to all of our … Continue reading →
Scientific name: Equus asinus The donkey or ass is a domesticated member of the horse family, Equidae. The wild ancestor of the donkey is the African wild ass, E. africanus. The donkey has been used as a working animal for … Continue reading →
