Current corporate supporters
A list of who our current corporate supporters are, with links to find out more about them as well.
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Nature reserves
With 66 stunning nature reserves there is something for everyone, from the levels and moors to the coast, come and explore Somerset today.
Update of reserves opening
An update on the status of our nature reserves.
Commercial use of reserves
Where individuals and companies benefit financially or reputationally from running activities on our reserves, and the investment the Trust makes in maintaining them, then we ask that they make a reasonable contribution to support the us. Find out more.
Free Will-writing services for supporters
We have entered into a number of partnerships that enable our supporters to write their Wills for free – without any obligations whatsoever.
Safely enjoying our reserves
Enjoying our reserves safely and responsibly.
Youth Experience Day - Reserves Maintenance
Join our Mendip Reserves Manager at Draycott Sleights to do some reserves maintenance
Youth Experience Day - Reserves Maintenance
Join our Blackdown’s reserve team at Quants Wood for some reserve maintenance!
Filming and photography on our Nature Reserves
Our nature reserves have been used as locations by a wide range of media. The nature of requests vary widely and we are usually happy to accommodate them if possible as long as disturbance to wildlife can be kept to a minimum.
Reserve safety
Our nature reserves are special, wild places that are often off the beaten track and remote from human habitation. Some also present challenging terrain and we want everyone to have an enjoyable visit so consider these tips before you visit.
Our nature reserves need your help
Our reserves are some of Somerset’s most precious sites for nature. Our nature reserves are more important now than ever before. With the ongoing decline of the natural world, they are vital green…
Somerset Wildlife Trust launches 2021 Somerset Nature Reserves Fund
Fund unveiled to ensure nature reserves continue to play their role in reversing nature’s decline and provide resilient, connected landscapes for wildlife and people in the future.