Over the past nine months, Research Fellow Sarah Papworth has been working to identify which actions can have the biggest impact for nature.

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British winters provide a haven for a diverse range of species migrating from regions where winters are much harsher.

Surrey's wild places offer stunning beauty at a landscape scale, but the most dynamic drama is often found at micro level - and our heathlands support many fabulous mini-beasts, from…

The SWT Nature-based Solutions team report back on a recent berm creation exercise on the Chertsey Bourne river.

We are very lucky in Surrey to have an internationally significant amount of Lowland Heathland. Read about three special heathland birds and where to see them.

Small, brown and unobtrusive, The Grayling is a rare butterfly that is in danger of disappearing for good.

Work Experience Student Oscar charts his experience helping to care for our rare chalk grasslands.

Youth Action Committee member Faith shares her experience watching and photographing Roe Deer

Flies aren’t first on many lists of ‘nature’s wonders’, but they play a very important role in the creation of ecosystems and habitats all around the world.