Connecting Surrey's nature
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Thundry Meadows
Grazing cattle on these beautiful water meadows maintain a diverse wildlife habitat.
Horsley Meadows
A large area of grassland, hedgerows and standing trees with a wildflower meadow. Managed by Surrey Wildlife Trust on behalf of The Land Trust.
What Makes Surrey so Special?
We all know that Surrey is a wonderful place to live - but discover some interesting reasons about why.
Surrey's wildlife
Where to see wildlife in Surrey and the species to look out for.
LGBTQ+ in Surrey’s Nature
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.
Recording Surrey's nature
Recording what can be found where is a vital component of effective conservation.
Recording Surrey's Nature
The annual Surrey Recorders' Meeting, hosted by Surrey Biodiversity Information Centre (SBIC), took place on Saturday 22 February at East Horsley Village Hall.
Sheepleas donates seeds to help Surrey's meadows
Royal Botanic Gardens Kew, National Trust and Surrey Wildlife Trust restore wildflower meadows across Surrey.
Save Surrey's Nature
We're on a mission to raise one million pounds to restore, connect and protect Surrey’s habitats.
Save Surrey's Nature: A poem
A poem by Luke Western, recited by Peter Gordon, in aid of our Save Surrey's Nature appeal.
What's on
Wildlife themed events, activities, courses and things to do with Surrey Wildlife Trust.