Introducing HIWWT's New Trainee Ecologists
The Ecology team at HIWWT has just welcomed Trainee Ecologists: Kate Gwynn, Aggie Thompson and Jack Hawnt.
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No matter where you live, there are wild places and wildlife on your doorstep waiting to be discovered.
Partnering with HIWWT to undertake the first Solent intertidal seagrass restoration project
Supporting project growth from the initial seeds to the World Seagrass Conference 2022
Covid-19: A unique opportunity to explore outdoor learning
Find out how one Wilder School in Havant has been adapting its outdoor learning during lockdown and has used wildlife gardening as a way to stay connected to their students as they learned from…
Titchfield Haven and Haven House
The Trust submitted a written request to be treated as a prospective bidder to potentially take on the ownership of the Titchfield Haven National Nature Reserve and Haven House, working closely with the Titchfield Haven Community Hub (previously Hill Head Residents' Association).
The Wildlife Trusts explore legal challenge to Government decision to allow emergency use of neonicotinoid
Emergency authorisation was refused in 2018 – what’s changed?
Trainee blogs
Blog reports from two Wildlife Trust Trainee Ecologists
Introducing our Trainee Ecologists
The Ecology team at HIWWT has just welcomed Trainee Ecologists:
Exploring the Marine Environment: Ryde Intertidal Survey
Back in April, our marine team and volunteers carried out an intertidal survey at Ryde Pier Head, Isle of Wight. Using the Shoresearch methodology we carried out walkover of the site surveying a…
The last 9 months...
9 months at HIWWT has gone so quickly and I’ve had the opportunity to do so many lovely things! See what I’ve been up to…
Free chalk stream sessions for schools and youth groups
Feeling adventurous? We're helping schools and youth groups in North and Central Hampshire to explore their local chalk streams, with fun and free education sessions.
Local Area Volunteer event: Newchurch Moors Walk
A walk on our Newchurch Moors with HIWWT Reserves Officer Emma Hunt.