Membership

“The Wiltshire Wildlife Trust plays a very important part in protecting our natural heritage. I would encourage anyone who cares about wildlife to join them.” Sir David Attenborough, Vice-President, The Wildlife Trusts

One of the best ways to support the Trust’s vital conservation work is to become a member. You will join over 20,000 people who are supporting our work to provide better protection for Wiltshire’s wildlife and habitats.

• With your help we can protect our special habitats and our many threatened species such as Otters, Water Voles and bats.
• With your help we can promote sustainable lifestyles, protect Wiltshire's environment and make Wiltshire a greener place to live.
• You will help us to inspire every generation to protect and sustain our natural environment

As a member you will receive:

• Wiltshire Wildlife Trust’s Nature Reserves Guide
• ‘What’s On’ – leaflet detailing up-and-coming events, talks, guided walks and other activities, published three times a year.
• Wiltshire Wildlife magazine – published three times a year, packed with news and fascinating articles about wildlife, the environment and our nature reserves.
• Natural World – the national magazine of The Wildlife Trusts, with articles on wildlife conservation across the UK, published three times a year.
• Annual Review – an annual overview of the Trust’s activities and achievements with the audited accounts so you can be sure your money is spent wisely.

As a Watch member you will receive:

• A membership card and badge.
• Ready for Action - a guide to being a wildlife watcher.
• Watchword, Wildlife Extra and Wiltshire Wildlife Watch - Brilliant magazines and posters sent throughout the year with loads of articles, pictures, news, competition and activities.
• Wildlife Watch Groups - For nature exploration and discovery, games and practical activities with other young people. We will let you know what's happening near you.
• Gold Award Wild Dial - Stacks of exciting ideas for action and smart badges to collect.

 
* Family membership includes membership of Wildlife Watch, the junior branch of the WIldlife Trusts for children up to 14 years old at the same address.