Protecting wildlife
With the support of our volunteers and members, we care for over 5,000ha of land. As one of 46 UK Wildlife Trusts, we work with other organisations, landowners and communities to protect and connect wildlife sites across the county.
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Live bird feeder camera
Enjoy watching our new bird feeder livestream, broadcasting live from a Surrey Wildlife Trust nature reserve. What species will you spot?
Short Eared Owl
(Asio flammeus)
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UK - Andy Rouse/2020VISION
What do we want to see from COP16?
With the UK on course to meet just four of our 40 domestic environmental targets, the new Government must announce bold action for nature at home on the international stage.
Annual General Meeting
Members are invited to attend our AGM on Saturday 16 November at Sundown Park Racecourse. Join us to explore our vision for Surrey and learn about how we can all feed in to deliver local nature recovery networks.
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Big Wild Walk 2024
Join Simone and Ross on Friday 25th October for for this year’s #BigWildWalk challenge, in partnership with Back On Track. Enjoy a guided 7km Circular Walk taking in Elstead & Thursley Commons and raise money for the wildlife you love.
Top stories
Surrey County Cricket Club partners with Surrey Wildlife Trust
Surrey County Cricket Club will help support the Trust’s vital mission to protect and support local wildlife.
New report shows how UK can reverse nature loss and lead on world stage
The Wildlife Trusts launch a report which outlines the steps UK Government must take to reverse nature loss and meet global targets.
For the love of lichens
Lichens are an overlooked, but vital part of our natural ecosystem.
© Jon Hawkins - Surrey Hills Photography
© Jon Hawkins
Common nightingale (Luscinia megarhynchos) adult singing. Spring. Cambridgeshire. - Chris Gomersall/2020VISION
What's on
AIM Qualifications Level 3 Certificate for Forest School Leaders
Photography - Fungi & the Autumn Colours
Helping wildlife at home
I've supported the Wildlife Trusts for the last 55 years. They are bringing wildlife back and restoring the natural world we love so much. Please support them as much as you can
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