Wildlife Watch

About Wildlife Watch

Wildlife Watch is the junior branch of the Wildlife Trust and is great for any young nature lover.

Wildlife Watch is all about:

having fun outdoors
getting to know more about the natural world
doing your bit for the environment
meeting people and making friends.

Join

Join Wildlife Watch and get:

4 brilliant magazines packed full of things to do, see and take part in
Free posters and stickers
A local Wildlife Watch newsletter telling you everything thats going on across Somerset
A cool handbook with loads of ideas of stuff to do and make. To find out how to join, click here.

Wildlife Watch has a super cool website where you can share photos, downlaod stuff and set up your own wildlife profile. Check it our here.

Wildlife Watch Clubs

Wildlife Watch clubs are great for anyone who wants to get really stuck in. Take part in shelter building, mammal tracking and overnight camps. If you are interested in joining a group, contact the group leader to find out when and where they are meeting.

rockpooling

natural boats

Club	Leader	Phone	E-mail
West Mendip, Cheddar	Mary Scott	01934 744693
East Mendip, Frome	Gill Odolphie	01749 840156
Heart of the Levels, Langport	Rosemary Webber	01460 281372
Ham Hill, Yeovil	Jessy Emery	01823 652415
Nettlecombe Court, Minehead	Andy Nelson	01984 640320
Taunton Deane, Taunton	Julia Balmford
Avalon Marshes Centre, Nr Glastonbury	Anna Graham	01458 860736

Or you can get in touch using the contact form at the bottom of the page.

Other Stuff

Information for Parents

If you have any questions about Wildlife Watch please contact the Somerset Watch Organiser, Jessy Emery or download our Guide for Parents.

What about teenagers?

Teenagers are welcome to come along to groups and help out. Some Watch clubs also run specific sessions for older children. Contact the club leader to find out what they offer.

Photo credit: Kiff Hancock