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Return of the Water Vole
Water Voles have been released on the River Wey at Thundry Meadows as part of ongoing efforts to boost populations of this endangered mammal.
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Roman Farm Community Project
Small greenspaces can have a big impact for people and wildlife. SWT Wilder Communities Coordinator, Christa Emmett, explains how a…
Wild Work Experience Week
This summer we welcomed nineteen 15 -18 year-olds to Surrey Wildlife Trust for two weeks of work experience. Together volunteering more…
News from Nower Wood
It’s been a very busy summer here at Nower Wood – schools started coming back to the woods after the February half term break and we…
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Helping wildlife in autumn
From building shelters for overwintering wildlife, to digging a wildlife pond, there are so many ways to help nature during autumn.