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Working with water companies
Working with water companies
The Working Woodlands Project
The Working Woodlands project is removing invasive species to encourage the growth of our native woodland fauna.
Dog owners can protect their pet and our rivers this summer
Spot-on flea and tick treatments can wash off in rivers, endangering our pets and our wildlife. We're asking dog owners to keep both protected this summer.
Paws for thought! Dog owners urged to play their part in protecting wildlife
Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust and the Dogs Trust are urging dog owners to do their bit to protect ground-nesting birds by keeping their pets on leads during ground-nesting breeding…
Working with Birds of Prey
I am 17 and adore Nature and all things Wild! I work with Birds of Prey which is not only extremely rewarding but
an incredible challenge and great privilege.
Communities living on Test and Itchen rivers in line for National Lottery support
A new project working with communities to celebrate and protect the headwaters of our Test and Itchen rivers has been given the green light
From engagement to organising: letting communities lead the way
An in-depth look into how communities have taken on the responsibility and are now leading the way for nature.
Wilder Communities: St Alban's School
Schoolchildren at St Alban’s Primary School have banded together to make a buzz for pollinators.
Wilder Wight Communities 2023 Highlights
It's been a busy and full on year here at Wilder Wight HQ. As the nights draw in and we reflect on what we did in 2023 and our plans moving forward, we wanted to share some of our highlights…
Working together for wildlife in Hampshire
Southern Water and Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust come together to celebrate a 15 year partnership
Wilder Wight Communities winter 2024/25 highlights
As spring begins, we’re looking back at what we’ve been up to over the winter at Wilder Wight.