Surrey's wildlife
Where to see wildlife in Surrey and the species to look out for.
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Outdoor & practical volunteering
Join one of our practical volunteer groups across the county and help us care for the wild places you love!
What Makes Surrey so Special?
We all know that Surrey is a wonderful place to live - but discover some interesting reasons about why.
Connecting Surrey's nature
Find out more about our wildlife conservation activities and how to get involved.
Surrey Species Search
Help Surrey Wildlife Trust record five key species this summer.
Education Volunteering
Help us inspire the next generation to love wildlife at our education centres in Leatherhead and Godstone.
Surrey's habitats
From sweeping open heathlands, to peaceful wooded hills, our county has hugely important habitats.
Recording Surrey's Nature
The annual Surrey Recorders' Meeting, hosted by Surrey Biodiversity Information Centre (SBIC), took place on Saturday 22 February at East Horsley Village Hall.
Wildlife needs water urges Surrey Wildlife Trust
Survey results show creating more water and shelter for wildlife in Surrey gardens is a top priority
LGBTQ+ in Surrey’s Nature
How queer is Surrey's natural world? SWT Youth Action Committee member Ed Douglas discusses how LGBTQ+ processes and systems exist in the animal and plant kingdom.
Water vole
The water vole is under serious threat from habitat loss and predation by the American mink. Found along our waterways, it is similar-looking to the brown rat, but with a blunt nose, small ears…
Celebrating Surrey’s Rivers
From 18th to 26th September, Surrey Wildlife Trust will be championing blue nature super-highways in the run up to World Rivers Day on the 26 September 2021.