This stunning new book is a collection of inspiring photographs which illustrate the great diversity of landscape, plants and animals that can be found in this wonderful county. Read more
A walk through this Site of Special Scientific Interest takes you from stream-soaked valley floor, up steep slopes to level land at the top. Read more
This ancient woodland was given to us in 1991. The wood connects with our Biss Wood nature reserve and the Green Lane Nature Park. Read more
Take a walk at Langford Lakes Nature Reserve around the four beautiful lakes to spot birds including kingfisher and maybe even an otter. Read more
The Wessex Chalk Streams Project (WCSP) has been going strong since 1999. Find out more... Read more
Riverfly monitors go out once a month to monitor invertebrate communities using a method developed by The Riverfly Partnership. Read more
The spread of invasive non-native plants along the River Avon and its tributaries threatens the future survival of our native plants and animals. Read more
Wiltshire Wildlife Trust is working with Wessex Water and local landowners to restore the upper reaches of the Hampshire Avon, in the western arm of the river between Devizes and Rushall. Read more
Wiltshire Wildlife Trust is working with Natural England to help homeowners, local contractors and estate agents living and/or working within the River Avon SSSI to understand why the Hampshire Avon is so special. Read more
Find out more about our PEBBLE project on the By Brook... Read more
ABBA (A Better Biss Approach) - An exciting new project to re-energise river habitat conservation efforts in and around Trowbridge. Read more
Wiltshire Wildlife Trust is working to engage with landowners to help to deliver a number of restoration projects along the course of the Semington Brook and Worton Stream. Read more
We are working with Wessex Chalk Stream and Rivers Trust (WCSRT) and the Environment Agency on a Natural Flood Management (NFM) on the upper headwaters of the River Nadder. Read more
If we don’t protect Wiltshire’s natural heritage, it could be lost forever. So, after you’ve made sure your loved ones are looked after, please consider a gift in your will to Wiltshire Wildlife Trust. By pledging such a gift you will ensure a better future for wildlife in Wiltshire for years to come. Read more
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We are passionate about getting children outdoors, exploring and learning about wild places. Our experienced Education Officers deliver a wide range of practical workshops all year round, for all ages and abilities. Read more
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Great opportunity to work within our business & commercial services section of the Trust. Read more
What to do if you find an injured wild animal in Wiltshire Read more
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Wiltshire Wildlife Trust is looking for talented and enthusiastic individuals to join our Council of Trustees. Read more
Partnerships are good for business and great for the environment! Read more
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