Surrey Wildlife Trust is asking people to report sightings of Muntjac deer, Redwings, Rowan trees, Fly Agaric fungi…and Giant House Spiders.

Some of Surrey’s most delicate and biodiverse habitats – ancient grasslands once used for grazing but now havens for wildflowers and wildlife including Small Blue butterflies and Skylarks – are…

Surrey Botanical Society and Surrey Wildlife Trust have teamed up to publish a new register of the rare, scarce and declining plants found in the county, from Adder’s-tongue to Zigzag Clover.

Space4Nature, SWT’s innovative landscape-mapping project made possible by players of People’s Postcode Lottery, has made further important steps towards the Trust’s long-term goal of ending the…

On Wednesday 12 June, the Space4Nature team were the proud winners of the Nature and Environment category at the 2024 Geospatial Innovation Awards.

Emphasis shifts to chalk grassland and parkland as Earth Observation and AI-driven conservation project enters next stage of development

Surrey Wildlife Trust has committed to become an ‘Evidence Champion’ as part of a movement led by Cambridge University to build stronger links between academic researchers and front-line…

The new Plant Atlas is the most powerful statement ever produced on the state of our wild and naturalised plants

Dreamfund’s £1.25m award invites 1,500 volunteers to help use space and AI technology to restore Surrey’s wildlife habitats.

One of UK’s Largest and Most Endangered Spiders
Rediscovered After More Than 20 Years