Langford Lakes Watch Group

If you are someone who enjoys working with children, is enthusiastic about our natural world and enjoys being outdoors you may be just the person we are looking for! No expert wildlife knowledge is required. Volunteers receive support and guidance from WWT staff.

If you are interested in becoming a leader please contact [email protected]

Latest

Mammals of Coombe Bissett Down: grey squirrel

Oliver Davies, with the assistance of a trail camera, has spent the last two months exploring the lives of the reserve's more elusive mammals. In this blog post, we discover more about the reserve's grey squirrels.
Mammals of Coombe Bissett Down: Fox

Oliver Davies, with the assistance of a trail camera, has spent the last two months exploring the lives of the reserve's more elusive mammals. In this blog post, we discover more about the reserve's foxes.
Care Farms

Care farms provide a supervised, structured programme of farming-related activities. Contact with nature has a powerful role to play in helping those with learning disabilities, mental ill-health, Autism Spectrum Condition (ASC), and social and communication difficulties.
The Willows Care Farm

Following on from the success of Lakeside Care Farm, we recently expanded with a second care farm, called The Willows Care Farm, which opened its doors to students in November thanks to generous donations to our appeal.

St Julian's Community Wood Watch Group

We are currently looking for leaders to run our Langford Lakes Watch Group.
Salisbury Watch Group

This well-established group has been running since April 2015 and is led by the enthusiastic Penny Fleet and Sarah Beard. The main base for the group is River Bourne Community Farm, where families have had plenty of opportunities to explore, walk along the stream and meet some of the furry inhabitants! To add a bit of extra interest Penny and Sarah sometimes run sessions at other location around Salisbury including Old Sarum hill fort and our Devenish nature reserve.
Lower Moor - Watch Group

In April 2017, Gwen, Louise and Derek took over the running of the Watch group and it continues to offer exciting wildlife opportunities for families. Recently, children have come up close with rescued hedgehogs, gone bat detecting in the dark and built their own bug hotels to take home, to name just a few activities.