Wiltshire Wildlife Trust Conservation Projects

Lapwing in flight

Goal 1: Nature Recovery

Some of our Key Projects

From our iconic chalk streams to precious grasslands, from urban ponds to ancient woodlands, we are delivering ambitious collaborative projects that restore habitats at scale. We’re working across 40+ reserves and beyond to provide vital refuges for wildlife. Our chalk streams and grasslands are globally rare habitats, and their protection is a priority.

Great Chalfield Manor

National Trust and Wiltshire Wildlife Trust Forge Groundbreaking Partnership to Transform Great Chalfield

National Trust and Wiltshire Wildlife Trust Forge Groundbreaking Partnership to Transform Great Chalfield.

River at Langford Lakes

Freshwater Habitats

Improving freshwater environments in Wiltshire.

Photo of Gary Mantle

Swindon Forest Meadows

Creating, restoring, enhancing and better managing grassland sites in Swindon.

Photo of cowslips at Coombe Bissett Down

Coombe Bissett Down Project

A three-year scheme that doubled the size of one of our chalk grassland nature reserves

Lapwing flying to land on lake

Project Peewit

Major conservation project to help breeding lapwing across Wiltshire.

Great Wood

Great Wood

Restoring one of the few remaining large ancient woodlands in Wiltshire.

Purple, yellow and white wildflowers in tall grass

Wildflowers at Morgan's Hill | Credit: Stephen Davis

Nature Recovery Fund

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