Wiltshire Wildlife Photography Prize
From an incredible cohort of entries, our winners for our 2026 Photography Prize have been chosen. Browse the winners and start thinking about your entry for next year...
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A guide to filming and photography on our reserves
If you are interested in taking commercial photographs or filming (or other commercial activities) on one of our nature reserves, please contact us.
How I Got Started in Wildlife Photography
Chris Bailey, one of the Trust’s Young Ambassadors, talks about his journey with wildlife photography, giving an insight into the equipment he uses and some hints and tips for producing great…
The Nature Recovery Network
The Nature Recovery Network (NRN) is a national network of wildlife-rich places.
Snapshot into Wiltshire's Wild Side: A Beginner’s Guide to Wildlife Photography
Immerse yourself in wildlife photography, where each shot reflects unique traits of animals, nurtures a deeper connection with nature, and raises awareness for conservation.
Activities for Schools and Groups
We are passionate about getting children outdoors, exploring and learning about wild places.
Wiltshire & Swindon Local Nature Recovery Strategy
Wiltshire and Swindon Local Nature Recovery Strategy (LNRS) is currently being developed to guide nature recovery initiatives throughout Wiltshire.
Goal 1: Nature Recovery
Nature Recovery within Wiltshire and Swindon.
Ecotherapy: Healing through Nature
In our fast-paced world, it's easy to forget the importance of connecting with nature. Imogen Jackson explains how nature can help to heal.
December Botanical Painting Workshop
Learn observation, drawing and painting skills with local artist Sally Pond, in this wintery botanical painting workshop.
Capturing the Wild: The Wiltshire Wildlife Trust Photography Prize Returns for 2026
Wiltshire Wildlife Trust is delighted to announce that its popular annual Photography Prize will officially open for entries on Wednesday 1 August 2026. This year’s competition brings exciting…
Nature For Everyone
We all need a legal right to local nature.