About us
We are a conservation charity dedicated to protecting nature in Surrey and one of the 46 Wildlife Trusts working to bring back wildlife across the UK.
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Which actions have the biggest impact for nature
Over the past nine months, Research Fellow Sarah Papworth has been working to identify which actions can have the biggest impact for nature.
Devastating climate impact of using peat in UK horticulture revealed
New analysis by The Wildlife Trusts has calculated the shocking impacts of extracting peat for use in horticulture.
All About Ambassadors!
Read all about the exciting things our brand new ambassadors have been up to since the programme launched!
Our mission
Surrey Wildlife Trust is on a mission to reverse nature loss in Surrey by working to protect and connect the wild spaces across our county.
Our History
Surrey Wildlife Trust was founded in 1959 and has been protecting wildlife and wild spaces in Surrey for over 60 years. Discover the fascinating history of our organisation.
Greening our streets
Working together to bring wildlife to our neighbourhood.
All About Bees
Are honeybees taking away nectar sources from other pollinators?
Newts are out and about!
As a young child, I recall looming over the edge of my Grandma’s pond eagerly hoping to catch sight of the mysterious amphibian’s emerging to the water’s surface to breath for air, before…
Celebrating our colleagues with pride
June is Pride month and you may have seen the pride logo on emails and social media channels. Pride is about much more than a logo however.
Conserving our insect pollinators
Our insect pollinators in the UK play a vital role in pollinating crops but we are seeing numbers rapidly decline.
Meet our Corporate Members
Meet the businesses that are currently supporting our work and making a real difference to wildlife.