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Wiltshire Wildlife Trust Blog

Welcome to the 'WWT' blog. Have a more personal connection with us and learn more about our relationships with projects and people.

Month in the Meadow: The Hay Meadows of North Wiltshire

Month in the Meadow: The Hay Meadows of North Wiltshire

In this new feature we will follow Nick, Conservation Lead for North Wiltshire, throughout the yearly cycle across our ancient hay meadow sites in North Wiltshire. Read more

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Published: 28th June, 2022

Do you need help identifying a beetle?

Do you need help identifying a beetle?

Marc Arbuckle, county recorder for Coleoptera, tells us about beetles and how you can record your sightings. Read more

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Published: 27th June, 2022

Wild by the water

Wild by the water

Lakes, rivers, canals and streams are brimming with wildlife to discover! Read more

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Published: 24th June, 2022

Updated: 27th June, 2022

Integrating Pest Management with Nature Recovery in Wiltshire

Integrating Pest Management with Nature Recovery in Wiltshire

Can broad scale arable agriculture be compatible with the diverse and abundant insect life that indicates and underpins landscape scale nature recovery? Read more

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Published: 21st June, 2022

Updated: 22nd June, 2022

Flies

Flies

Marc Taylor, local dipterist expert, tells us about flies in Wiltshire and how to record your sightings. Read more

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Published: 21st June, 2022

Moths and Butterflies in Wiltshire - how to record them

Moths and Butterflies in Wiltshire - how to record them

Robin Griffiths, local expert in moths and butterflies, explains how to record sightings of lepidoptera in Wiltshire and why it's important. Read more

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Published: 17th June, 2022

Updated: 21st June, 2022

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  • How to install a water butt

    How to install a water butt

    Water butts lower the risks of local flooding and will reduce water bills by conserving the water you already have.

  • How to build a swift box

    How to build a swift box

    If you have a wall that's at least five metres tall, with a clear flyway in front, then installing a swift box or brick onto your own home is a great idea!

  • Membership Recruiter

    Membership Recruiter

    This exciting role involves engaging with the public at a range of different pre-booked venues, shows and events to recruit new members and secure long-term donations.

  • Wiltshire's Woodland Biography: a new Ancient Woodland Inventory

    Wiltshire's Woodland Biography: a new Ancient Woodland Inventory

    A FREE talk by Euan McKenzie, Ancient Woodland Inventory Officer at WSBRC.

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  • Langford Lakes

    Langford Lakes

    Take a walk at Langford Lakes Nature Reserve in Steeple Langford around the four beautiful lakes to spot birds including kingfisher and maybe even an otter.

  • Lower Moor including Clattinger Farm, Lower Moor Farm, Sandpool and Oaksey Moor Farm Meadow

    Lower Moor including Clattinger Farm, Lower Moor Farm, Sandpool and Oaksey Moor Farm Meadow

    Lower Moor in Cricklade opened in 2007 and is the gateway to Clattinger Farm, Oaksey Moor Farm Meadow, Lower Moor Farm and Sandpool nature reserves.

  • Webcam at Langford Lakes

    Webcam at Langford Lakes

    Take a look at our live webcam at Langford Lakes Nature Reserve. A great one for bird-watchers!

  • Nature Reserves Map

  • Blakehill Farm including Stoke Common Meadow

    Blakehill Farm including Stoke Common Meadow

    This former military airfield in Cricklade is being turned back into wildlife-rich hay meadow.

  • Kingfisher Café at Langford Lakes

    Kingfisher Café at Langford Lakes

    Visit Kingfisher Café at our Langford Lakes Nature Reserve. Open Wednesdays to Sundays 10am - 4pm.

  • Clouts Wood including Markham Banks, Kings Farm Wood and Diocese Meadows

    Clouts Wood including Markham Banks, Kings Farm Wood and Diocese Meadows

    A walk through this Site of Special Scientific Interest in Wroughton takes you from stream-soaked valley floor, up steep slopes to level land at the top.

  • Green Lane Woodland Complex, including Green Lane Wood and Biss Wood

    Green Lane Woodland Complex, including Green Lane Wood and Biss Wood

    This ancient woodland in Trowbridge was given to us in 1991. The wood connects with our Biss Wood nature reserve and the Green Lane Nature Park.

  • Ravensroost Wood including Avis, Distillery and Warbler Meadows

    Ravensroost Wood including Avis, Distillery and Warbler Meadows

    Ravensroost Wood is full of interesting wildlife and history. You can walks into surrounding wildflower meadows for a contrasting experience.

  • Morgan's Hill

    Morgan's Hill

    Morgan's Hill in Calne is a Site of Special Scientific Interest for its orchids, butterflies and for the general quality of chalk grassland and wildflowers.

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