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Donated or paid for photography agreement
This sets out how Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust (‘the Trust’) and you, the photographer, agree to deal with the capture, storage and usage of images that are provided (free of charge or for an agreed fee) for use by the Trust.
Tales from the Riverbank Photography Competition
In 2021, we asked Hampshire residents to showcase the special qualities of chalk streams through the Tales from the Riverbank Photography Competition. This competition was part of the Watercress and Winterbournes Landscape Partnership Scheme.
Thank you events
Our way of saying thank you for your support
Photography competition captures our chalk streams
Feeling inspired by our splendid chalk streams? You could be a winner in our new Tales from the Riverbank Photography Competition.
Hampshire owl image wins national photography award
A photo of a short eared owl taken at our Farlington Marshes nature reserve has won an accolade at the prestigious British Wildlife Photography Awards 2017
Restore Nature Now creative workshop a huge success
This past weekend, the vibrant city of Southampton buzzed with creativity and community spirit as people of all ages gathered at the historic God's House Tower for the Get Rally Ready:…
Blashford Lakes: Willow wreath workshop
Join us in the lead up to Christmas and make your own willow wreath to decorate your home with.
Blashford Lakes: Willow wreath workshop
Join us in the lead up to Christmas and make your own willow wreath to decorate your home with.
Blashford Lakes: Willow wreath workshop
Join us in the lead up to Christmas and make your own willow wreath to decorate your home with.
Blashford Lakes: Willow wreath workshop
Join us in the lead up to Christmas to make your own willow wreath to decorate your home with.
"Do jellyfish need summer hats?" Tales from a seagrass workshop
‘Shall I make my jellyfish a hat now that it’s getting closer to summer?’ is not a question I had anticipated when preparing for the Seagrass Workshop I was running for primary school children…