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Discover Pamber Forest, one of Hampshire's most magical ancient woodlands.
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All set for summer: our new outdoor learning courses
We have an amazing range of courses available for school and group leaders this summer. They are a great opportunity to enhance your skills, learn something new to try with your group and feel re-…
Team Wilder Resources, Toolkits and Courses
Need some guidance with your Team Wilder initiatives? Want some ideas for things to do to help nature's recovery. We have a growing list of resources, toolkits and courses to help you out right here.
Discover nature on your doorstep
Martin de Retuerto loves nothing more than sharing his passion for wildlife with his two young children. Last year, 30 Days Wild gave him the perfect opportunity to do so.
Wildflower ID Course
Join Community Ecologist Susan Simmonds at St Catherines Hill nature reserve for a morning of Wildflower Identification
My discovery
Look – a boatman! Keira’s delight in learning about unusual creatures is even more special when she can find them herself.
Rare sea slug discovery on the south coast
A rare sea slug has been discovered in the UK for the first time
The Trust condemns hare coursing
The Trust support a robust response from the police when incidents of illegal hare coursing are reported
Rare mantis shrimp discovery on the south coast
In an extraordinary find in the waters off the Isle of Wight, a mantis shrimp - renowned for its unique vision and hunting prowess - has been recorded on video, offering a rare glimpse of this…
Fundraising: Fareham Bowling Club
Discover how the Fareham Bowling club united to support the Trust as their chosen charity of the year and learn about their fundraising efforts.
Discovering dormice: One of Britain’s rarest mammals
Aggie Thompson is an ecologist at Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust. This summer and autumn, she has been busy carrying out dormice surveys and explains more about these rare and…
More houses = green mud?
As the Solent shows signs of being suffocated by nutrient-loving algae, should green mud = red light to development?