Water for wildlife
Like us, insects, birds, amphibians and mammals all need water to survive. So, whether you have a patio or balcony, an allotment, or garden, it is important to provide water to help wildlife…
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Water for Wildlife
We need your help to create more space for water and wildlife in Dorset
Saving Water for Wildlife
Dorset’s waterways are under threat from pollution, development and climate change. By restoring wetlands and rivers across Dorset and everyone doing their bit to save water at home and in the garden, we can create more space for water - and wildlife.
Save Water for Wildlife 2025
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Water for Wildlife appeal
Healthy Wetlands. Thriving Wildlife.
How to provide water for wildlife
All animals need water to survive. By providing a water source in your garden, you can invite in a whole menagerie!
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Your contribution will help create more space for water and wildlife in Dorset.
Launch of Water for Wildlife fundraising appeal
Dorset Wildlife Trust has launched Water for Wildlife, an urgent campaign to protect and restore Dorset’s rivers, wetlands, and coastal habitats. The campaign highlights the importance of water…
Water for Wildlife: Restoring the Little Piddle
The wonderfully named Little Piddle chalk stream at Lyscombe nature reserve is undergoing a transformation. Once straightened for farming, Dorset Wildlife Trust is now restoring its natural flow,…
Wildlife laws under threat: water regulations
With a second reading of the Retained EU Laws Bill expected soon, we’re sharing a series of blogs about the laws and regulations designed to protect nature that are under threat. Today, Ali Morse…
Water for Wildlife: Wetland creation at Tadnoll and Winfrith
Species Survival Project Manager, Seb Elwood outlines how restoring natural water flows at Tadnoll & Winfrith nature reserve will transform drained farmland into thriving wetlands. By re-…