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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…
Where has Ratty gone?
We've lost over 90% of the UK's Water Voles since The Wind in the Willows was written. What are we doing to bring them back?…
Will you back Catherine's big walk for wildlife?
SWT's Deputy CEO walks 130km across Surrey to raise money for nature's recovery
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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.