Wilder Events
Get involved in our campaign for a Wilder future for Hampshire and the Isle of Wight by coming to one of our events
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Legacy Events
Join us at one of our special events to learn how gifts in Wills support the Trust’s work. Celebrate our achievements, hear the latest updates, and discover how future gifts can help protect wildlife for generations to come
Our thoughts on DEFRA’s Beaver Consultation
Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust welcomes the Government’s decision to extend native species protected status to beavers, and agrees with the proposals outlined in the consultation to…
Wildlife Watch
Are your children looking for a new way to explore wildlife and have fun? check out our wildlife watch events.
Thank you events
Our way of saying thank you for your support
Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust
For over 60 years Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust have protected the wildlife and wild places of Hampshire, the Island and our local seas.
An early Christmas present for wildlife on the Isle of Wight
This October Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust launched an ambitious appeal to purchase two very important pieces of land on the Isle of Wight.
Community wildlife project to be extended to the Isle of Wight
Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust roll out its Wilder project to the Island following community success in supporting nature’s recovery in Portsmouth.
Cycling the Wight for wildlife
Long term supporter of the Trust, Jo Inge Svensden, travelled all the way from Norway to his former home on the Isle of Wight to raise money in aid of Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust…
Climate and Sustainability at Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust
Lizzie Laybourne our Climate Positive and Sustainability Lead at Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust, talks to us about her role, our targets as an organization and what we are doing when…
Annual General Meeting 2025
The Annual General Meeting of Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust
Deer on the Isle of Wight
The Trust does not support releasing deer on the Isle of Wight. Whilst there is enthusiasm for establishing a wild deer population on the Isle of Wight from one or two organisations, the Trust along with the Isle of Wight Biodiversity Partnership and the statutory nature conservation bodies, believes that establishing a breeding population of deer on the Isle of Wight is not necessary for the ecological health of the Island’s habitats and could be detrimental.