Who we areDorset Wildlife Trust is the largest conservation charity in Dorset with over 25,000 members. We are committed to ensuring that there is a secure future for Dorset’s nature - its distinctive wildlife and natural spaces. We use a sound evidence base, influence and wide practical experience of land management and marine conservation to inspire, inform and engage people in Dorset.Through our guidance we help others to carry forward policies that are beneficial for nature within both the rural and urban economy. We provide opportunities for everyone to appreciate and understand Dorset's unparalleled natural heritage, and strives to ensure that future generations will be able to enjoy a quality of life at least as rich and diverse as we have now. Find out more about Dorset's biodiversity challenges, our heritage, how we work and our aims and targets at the following link and by clicking on the links on the pictures above. Strategic PlanClick here to view the Trustees report and Financial statements Click here to see DWT's strategic plan. Our peopleMeet DWT's Trustees here. Learn who DWT's President and Vice President's are here. Find out who DWT's Patrons are here. Find out more about DWT's Management team here Read our Chief Executive's contribution to the Wildlife Matters Blog below: "Simon Says" - Oil in Poole Bay: now is the time to stand up for wildlife (April 2018) "Simon Says" - The cost of wildlife crime in Dorset (March 2018) "Simon Says" - Marine Plastics - Time to stop the plastic tide (February 2018) "Simon Says" - The Future of Farming and Wildlife (January 2018) "Simon Says" - Development: Don't forget the environment (December 2017) "Simon Says" - Back from the Brink - reintroducing nature (November 2017) "Simon Says" - Saving Nature - One meeting at a time. (October 2017) Contact usPlease don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or queries. Click for our contact details Reviews of our workYou can download historical annual reviews of our work at the following links:
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