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  1. Team Wilder

Team Wilder

Research shows that if just one person in every four takes up a cause, this can be enough to change the minds and behaviour of the majority. If a quarter of Wiltshire's population took action for nature, imagine the difference this could make to nature's recovery. We are calling this movement #TeamWilder.


Governments, businesses, organisations and individuals around the world can all take action, by working with and for nature. See below for examples of these actions.

Go Green

Go Green

Discover ways you can be more sustainable for Waste Free February! Read more

Published: 5th January, 2022

Updated: 9th January, 2023

Author: Eleanor Dodson

Actions for climate

Actions for climate

Actions YOU can take to reduce your greenhouse gas emissions for the planet and for nature. Read more

Published: 9th August, 2021

Updated: 22nd October, 2021

Author: Eleanor Dodson

Actions for wildlife

Actions for wildlife

Actions YOU can take at home or in your neighbourhood or school grounds to provide habitats for wildlife in Wiltshire. Read more

Published: 9th August, 2021

Updated: 8th March, 2022

Author: Eleanor Dodson

Natural solutions to climate change

Natural solutions to climate change

In the fight against the impacts of climate change, nature itself could be our greatest ally. Here's how conserving habitats in Wiltshire can help combat the climate and ecological crises. Read more

Published: 2nd June, 2020

Updated: 28th February, 2022

Author: Eleanor Dodson

The Nature Recovery Network

The Nature Recovery Network

The Nature Recovery Network (NRN) is a national network of wildlife-rich places. Read more

Published: 1st June, 2020

Updated: 4th August, 2022

Author: Eleanor Dodson

Planning

Planning

A guide to help you respond to planning applications in Wiltshire. Read more

Published: 1st June, 2020

Updated: 20th June, 2022

Author: Eleanor Dodson

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  • New community orchard planted in Trowbridge for the benefit of wildlife and people

    New community orchard planted in Trowbridge for the benefit of wildlife and people

    Wiltshire Wildlife Trust and Shaw Trust are working together as part of a new collaboration to tackle climate change, restore nature and help communities in Wiltshire. The collaboration was launched recently with the creation of Sloegrove Orchard at Green Lane Wood nature reserve in Trowbridge, which was generously funded by Shaw Trust.

  • Ready Steady Cook, Swindon Style!

    Ready Steady Cook, Swindon Style!

    Jen Molloy introduces FoodCycle, who take surplus food that was headed for the bin, and turn it into delicious three-course meals for local communities.

  • A call for greater support for farmers to increase food security

    A call for greater support for farmers to increase food security

    Wiltshire Wildlife Trust calls for greater support for farmers to increase food security and meet the UK’s nature recovery targets.

  • Winter Survival Family Event at Langford Lakes

    Winter Survival Family Event at Langford Lakes

    Come and find out how the birds at Langford Lakes survive the winter months.

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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!

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  • 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.

  • 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.

  • Dragonfly Café at Lower Moor

    Dragonfly Café at Lower Moor

    Visit Dragonfly Café at Lower Moor 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.

  • How to build a hibernaculum for amphibians and reptiles

    How to build a hibernaculum for amphibians and reptiles

    Give amphibians and reptiles a safe place to shelter through the cold of winter by building a hibernaculum.

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