Conservation at sea
Find out about the conservation work we do at sea
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Conservation in the countryside
Find out about the conservation work Dorset Wildlife Trust does in the countryside
Conservation work on land
Find out about the wildlife conservation we do on land
Conservation in partnership
Have a look at the partner projects Dorset Wildlife Trust involved in
Lorton Meadows Conservation Centre
The Lorton Meadows Nature Reserve is open all year around. Visit Meadow Barn at the Conservation Centre to plan your day exploring the nature reserve using our guides and maps.
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Otters of Dorset: A Conservation Comeback
River Catchment Manager Amanda Broom explains the remarkable come back of one of our top predators, the elusive otter.
Conservation Officer Frome Headwaters Project
Dorset Wildlife Trust is seeking an enthusiastic and relationship-focused Conservation Officer to lead delivery of the Frome Headwaters Chalkstream Restoration Project — one of a national network…
Six new Marine Conservation Zones designated in Dorset
Dorset Wildlife Trust is delighted to learn that all 41 of the proposed Marine Conservation Zones (MCZs) in England, have been designated. This includes six sites in Dorset. MCZ is a type of…
Conservation Officer Chalk streams and Clay Vales Project
We are seeking an enthusiastic and motivated Rivers and Wetlands Conservation Officer to help deliver and coordinate conservation action across the Stour chalk streams and clay vale landscapes.…
Assistant Conservation Officer Rivers and Wetlands, Citizen Science
We’re looking for an enthusiastic and organised Assistant Conservation Officer to help lead and grow Dorset Wildlife Trust’s citizen science work for rivers and wetlands.
This is an…
£15,000 Donation secured for conservation traineeship
Dorset Wildlife Trust (DWT) is delighted to receive a donation from Winfrith Newburgh & East Knighton (WN&EK) Parish Council of over £15,000 towards DWT’s Heathland Heritage Traineeship.…
Beaver Blog: Beavers and trees
In the latest beaver blog Rivers Conservation Officer, Steve Oliver, describes the relationship between beavers and trees.