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Old Grasslands Inventory points the way to protection for some of Surrey’s rarest habitats
Some of Surrey’s most delicate and biodiverse habitats – ancient grasslands once used for grazing but now havens for wildflowers and wildlife including Small Blue butterflies and Skylarks – are…
On land and at sea, the UK Government’s planning policy is a mess
As the Planning and Infrastructure Bill is set to be debated by Parliament this week, The Wildlife Trusts take stock.
Space4Nature volunteers to target Surrey’s acid grasslands
AI-driven conservation project uses power of local research
Labour must scrap its assault on nature, say Surrey Wildlife Trust and RSPB
• New evidence shows nature does not block growth
• New poll: Voters say the Government is failing nature
• Pull part 3 of the Planning and Infrastructure Bill: nature recovery…
Life on a mouldy rock, and how to make it better for all beings
SWT publishes guide on how to grow a relationship with the natural world
Tillingbourne Weir Removal Milestone
SWT’s Nature-based Solutions team achieved a momentous milestone at East Shalford on the Tillingbourne River this March.
Planning and Infrastructure Bill nature levy: A licence to kill nature
Our Chief Executive Sarah Jane Chimbwandira has joined a coalition of senior environmentalists and economists in writing to MPs and Ministers to voice a number of pressing concerns about the…
Help Beavers rebuild Surrey’s natural world
Bringing back this long-lost native species could revive habitats for plants, animals and people on a major scale – and between 22-29 April, all donations to help bring this about will be doubled…
Save Surrey's Nature: A poem
A poem by Luke Western, recited by Peter Gordon, in aid of our Save Surrey's Nature appeal.