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Space4Nature: What can palaeoecology teach us about restoring nature in Surrey?
An introduction to the Space4Nature PhD and the role of palaeoecology in conservation
Life on the Hedge: Part 1
Hedgerows are the UK’s largest priority habitat. With a combined range of around half a million miles
Rewilding Private Land: Public Money for Public Goods?
An analysis of landholder perceptions and attitudes towards rewilding in Surrey
Space4Nature: it’s lift-off for a new approach to conservation
This three-year project will see the University of Surrey and the Surrey Wildlife Trust working in partnership with Buglife and the Painshill Park Trust.
School Trip to Placement Student
My name is Ness; I am a placement student volunteering with Surrey Wildlife Trust during my ‘year-in-industry’ and I am proud to share my journey with the Trust from my first visit in 2019 as a…
Taking action for nature: top tips
Over the past three years SWT trustee Chris Howard has played a leading role in helping set up and run voluntary environment groups in Wonersh and in neighbouring Shamley Green.
SATRO Students 2022 - Nature Based Solutions (Part 2)
We took part in the SATRO Research Work Placement scheme again this summer, and two groups of students produced fantastic projects to help Surrey's nature.
Nextdoor Nature comes knocking
Our Nextdoor Nature project has launched!
SATRO Students 2022 - Nature Based Solutions (Part 1)
We took part in the SATRO Research Work Placement scheme again this summer, and two groups of students produced fantastic projects to help Surrey's nature.