About
The Owls Trust is based at Bodafon Farm Park in stunning Llandudno, North Wales.
We have one of the best collections of owls on display to the public in the UK.
The Owls Trust also rescues injured owls. Our goal is the rehabilitation of the owls we rescue. As a result, we return almost 80% to the wild.
We also provide educational talks to schools and clubs with our owls. And The Owls Trust leads and supports projects worldwide. Our aim is to save endangered owls and their habitats.
Our rescue service is available 365-days of the year. So after rehabilitation, our injured owls are returned to continue their lives as nature intended.
You can also visit Owl Education at the top of this page.
We are open Wednesday to Sunday 11:00 am to 3:00 pm. So please do come and visit us. We and our happy band of “inmates” would love to meet you.
The Owls Trust became a registered charity in 2001. We recognised that there was an urgent need for an organisation to rescue owls and birds of prey in North Wales.
Delyth, one of our education team, visits schools and colleges and is very popular. We tailor these to meet the requirements of the National Curriculum.
The Owls Trust provides a very personal experience for the youngsters, many of whom may be meeting an owl for the very first time. If you are an education provider, please don’t hesitate to contact The Owls Trust by using our contact page or telephone numbers. You can also visit our Education page on this site. There you will find information about owls and the environment.
Please enjoy our website
If we can be of service to you, or if you think you can help in some way, we would be delighted to hear from you. Or perhaps, if you are in North Wales, you may just like to visit us at The Owls Trust and meet our “inmates.”
If you telephone us beforehand, a member of our team would be very pleased to give you an individual tour. A great chance for you to see the birds on display and meet them personally as has Her Majesty, the Queen.
Seen here are Pam and Jenni with Wallace and Otis being presented to Her Majesty in May. This was one of the highlights for The Owls Trust in a very busy year!