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It’s time to get wild with Dorset Wildlife Trust’s first annual Wild About Bridport event this half term.

No proper rain for weeks, and the forecast of hotter weather yet to come - what can we do to help our local wildlife get through the dry spell?

Sea anglers, celebrity chefs and conservationists have united to support environmentally responsible sea fishing.

This spring Dorset Wildlife Trust is showing families how to create a wildlife friendly garden to attract bees, butterflies and more, no matter how small your space.

Springwatch is back on our TV screens from 30 May 2011. Join in with this wildlife-bonanza by coming along to one of our events or activities in Dorset.

As a lead up to Dorset Wildlife Trust’s Butterfly Bonanza event next month, businesses all over Bridport have been challenged to get creative and decorate their shop windows with all things butterfly.

The summer months are the time to listen for the cries of swifts and watch their artistic and impressive flight skills, but for how much longer?

People are being encouraged to discover the hidden wildlife of the beach this summer.

A BIG thank you to all that attended and helped with the Worbarrow Bay beach clean led by the Dorset Wildlife Trust Kimmeridge Wardens.

Dorset Wildlife Trust’s Raptorcams are back for another year. Bob and Brenda the barn owls have returned to nest at Lorton Meadows nature reserve in Weymouth, and are joined this year by a new couple, Twit and Twoo the tawny owls.