What We Do
So what exactly does your local Wildlife Trust do and how do we protect wildlife and preserve wild places? Here's your big chance to find out.....
 We work across the landscape so wildlife thrives as part of our Living Landscape projects |
 We manage or own 75 nature reserves providing protected habitat for wildlife |
 We provide opportunities for children and parents to learn and discover wildlife |
 We support hundreds of volunteers to protect wildlife where they live |
 The Trust is part of the planning system so that decisions made today will benefit wildlife tomorrow. |
 We advise landowners so they can manage their land for the benefit of wildlife |
 We support people to manage their land for wildlife as members of our Private and Community Nature Reserve Network (PCNR) |
 We are part of the Somerset Biodiversity Partnership working to protect our unique wildlife. |
 Somerset Environmental Records Centre (SERC)gathers data on sites, habitats and species across Somerset. |
 Go Wild, Stay Well is a project enabling people who experience mental distress to gain the therapeutic benefits of nature by taking part in conservation work. |
Chancellors Farm © Steve Bond
Fallow deer, Shelduck © Ben Simmonds www.bensimmondswildlife.co.uk
Orchid, Westhay Moor, Bee thistle and pollen, bird watchers © Lynne Newton www.foxybiddy.com
Wild daffodil © Bob Hastie
Otter © Brian Phipps
