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Working towards the long-term recovery of the rare marsh fritillary butterfly.
We want to hear about your hedgehog sightings! Join us for phase 3 of our Hedgehog Hero citizen science project.
Learn how to create your own pond and discover the freshwater wildlife that thrives in Wiltshire's waters.
Report your sighting today! Sending and recording your wildlife sightings helps us to learn about population changes and trends in Wiltshire's wild species.
We have a range of opportunities available for any budding volunteer who can help us continue to make a difference to people and wildlife in Wiltshire.
people across the county are members of Wiltshire Wildlife Trust
hectares of land are managed by us across our 40 nature reserves, creating vital corridors for wildlife and sequestering carbon
hours of volunteering have been completed across the Trust so far this year
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One of the best ways to support our work is to become a member. Become part of a growing, caring and passionate team and make an impact across the whole of Wiltshire and Swindon.
About the Living Churchyards project in St Giles. Read more
Damian Haasjes, our Head of Business Development and Community Engagement, details his experience of creating his own back garden pond. Read more
Discover our range of volunteering opportunities to get involved in and make a difference. Read more
Come and find out how sacred land can be managed and get involved with some practical tasks if you like. Read more
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