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Great EgretA good move from London for Trust member Chris Chappell.

Swallow chickSwallows and martins at Over Stowey have a productive year.

Will babySomerset Wildlife Trust has launched a new campaign to highlight how leaving a Gift in Your Will can help protect local wildlife and preserve wild places.

David German 2"Wildlife can crop up anywhere - even at Bristol Zoo," says David German, Chair of the Trust's Heart of the Levels Area Group.

Primary 2School children across Somerset will be learning more about local wildlife with the launch of a new education project from Somerset Wildlife Trust.

Eight of the Wildlife Trust’s inspirational nature reserves are being opened to local schools so pupils can experience local wildlife and habitats first-hand and learn more about the natural world around them.

Explore Westhay Moor (pic by Lynne Newton) Local school children joined Somerset Wildlife Trust to celebrate improvements to Westhay Moor National Nature Reserve on Thursday, September 16.

Yeovil Group 2Wildlife enthusiasts in the Yeovil area can enjoy an extensive programme of local walks and talks about the natural environment thanks to a new Somerset Wildlife Trust group.

greater horseshoe batTwo bat survey projects will go ahead in the Blackdowns Hills, thanks to support from the AONB’s Sustainable Development Fund.

Brean Down for the Big Beachwatch WeekendPeople living near the Somerset coast are being urged to help protect marine wildlife and local beaches by taking part in the Beachwatch Big Weekend, which takes place September 18 to 19. 
 

sea anemone © Christoper HancockThe wildlife in our wonderful seas has for too long been without any real protection and decades of neglect have left the marine environment damaged and degraded. You can help save our seas by mapping how and where you use the sea.

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