In November we partnered with Royal Holloway University of London to give young people the opportunity to learn about nature and discover the varied paths into ecological careers.

In summer 2025, Surrey Wildlife Trust’s Work Experience Programme gave students hands-on opportunities to explore nature, discover conservation careers, and make a real impact on local wildlife.…

Our volunteers and reserves officers have been undertaking vital practical conservation measures on our heathland reserves - all of which is made possible by our kind donors, including those who…

SWT Youth Action Committee member Ellis Armfield delves into the hidden life of fungi in their new blog.

Youth Action Committee member Nat Knight discusses how queer ecology can offer insightful perspective on both LGBTQ+ liberation efforts and conservation.

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

SWT Youth Action Committee Co-Chair Josie Stuart talks about the impact of plastics on our planet, and how you can help.

"If the contributions of women to conservation and nature studies were properly valued, our understanding of conservation issues as a whole would grow" - Lucy Smith

How queer is Surrey's natural world? SWT Youth Action Committee member Ed Douglas discusses how LGBTQ+ processes and systems exist in the animal and plant kingdom.

Bats are often associated with Halloween, but if you are curious like me, you may wonder why this is. Let’s dive in…