Variable damselfly
The variable damselfly looks a lot like the azure damselfly, but is much less common throughout most of the UK.
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Corporate Support
Find out how your company can work with Wiltshire Wildlife Trust and help us create a sustainable future for wildlife and people.
Get Involved
Ways you can support the work of Wiltshire Wildlife Trust.
Five Ways You Can Support Nature This March
March is the perfect time to roll up your sleeves and give a helping hand to our wonderful wildlife. Whether you have ten minutes or ten hours, a sprawling garden or a tiny balcony, there's…
Meet our Corporate Members
Our corporate members are helping us create a sustainable future for wildlife and people.
Youth Education and Wellbeing (YEW) Team
Providing education and alternative provision for children and young people.
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.
What happens if there are cuts to nature-friendly farming support?
There is a huge amount riding on the Government’s spending review due out in June. Many departments are having their budgets slashed. What if the Defra farm budget - much of which is paying a…
Octavius and Wiltshire Wildlife Trust Partner to Restore Outdoor Education Space
Langford Lakes Nature Reserve's education shelter is back in action thanks to the generosity and hard work of Octavius' environmental team.
Wiltshire Wildlife Trust Awarded nearly £250,000 from The National Lottery Heritage Fund to support vital conservation work across the county.
Wiltshire Wildlife Trust has been awarded a significant £249,949 grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund to support a range of activities designed to support nature’s recovery including…
Youth Provision and Work Experience groups
The YEW Team provides enriching learning opportunities for young people aged 11 – 18.
The wonder of bees
Ever wondered what it's like to be a beekeeper? Terri, our beekeeper at Lower Moor nature reserve, explains.