Championing Dorset's wildlife
For over 60 years, Dorset Wildlife Trust has protected the county’s wildlife and wild places - from re-introducing rare species such as beaver and ladybird spider to protecting iconic landscapes like Kingcombe and our precious heathlands. With the support of our 27,000 members, dedicated volunteers, and partners, we care for 42 nature reserves, manage four visitor centres and work with local landowners and conservation partners across Dorset to restore and protect nature for future generations.
Let's make Dorset a wilder place
As Dorset's largest nature conservation charity, we protect and restore habitats across the county. Our strategy, A Wilder Dorset by 2030, sets out how we are making more space for wildlife to adapt and thrive, while inspiring everyone in Dorset to take action on their patch to make a difference to nature's recovery.
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Wild Woodbury brings community together for a day to celebrate nature and rewilding
Dorset Wildlife Trust’s Wild Woodbury nature reserve near Bere Regis welcomed residents, volunteers, and local VIPs to celebrate nature…
Call-out for volunteers at Dorset Wildlife Trust's visitor centres
Dorset Wildlife Trust is looking for keen volunteers to join their friendly teams at The Fine Foundation Wild Chesil Centre, Portland,…
Nature is good for business
At the recent 'Sustainability in action: A Dorset Businesss & Nature Collaboration' event, Dorset Wildlife Trust brought…
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