Nature urgently needs our help
“Nature urgently needs our help to recover – and it can be done. By joining up wild places and creating more across the UK we would improve our lives and help nature to flourish."
Sir David Attenborough
What's happening now
Wildlife campaigns, news and views on the issues we care about
© Jon Hawkins
Youth Summit 2020
Following the success of last year's summit, we are inviting students aged 16-18 to join us on the 26th March to share their thoughts, ideas and opinions on current environmental matters and what we can do to make a real difference.
© Surrey Wildlife Trust
© Jon Hawkins
Go wild for the weekend!
Join our friendly weekend volunteer groups - learn new skills, make friends & enjoy some fresh air
Latest news
HS2 – new report reveals exorbitant cost to nature
A new report published by The Wildlife Trusts today reveals, for the first time, the vast scale of the destruction and impact that HS2…
Free 'hedge-u-cation' for young people
Teaching traditional hedge laying skills a lifeline for bees, bugs and butterflies
Surrey Wildlife Trust calls for urgent action for insects
New report reveals impacts of invertebrate apocalypse
Wild about social media
Join the conversation and keep up to date with the latest wildlife news
Things to do this month
Wild Tots at Nower Wood (Jan-Feb)
Nower Wood Educational Nature Reserve,
Mill Way, Leatherhead, Surrey, KT22 8QA
Wild Tots at Pucks Oak Barn (Jan-Feb)
Pucks Oak Barn & McAlmont Reserves (inc. Hayden Copse & Glebe Wood),
Compton, Pucks Oak Barn: GU3 1EG
Willow Craft & Relaxing Yoga
Reserves & events near you
The Wildlife Trusts play a very important part in protecting our natural heritage. I would encourage anyone who cares about wildlife to join them