Work experience with Dorset Wildlife Trust
Year 12 student, James Carter recently chose to do a week of work experience with us and kindly agreed to describe his experience in this blog post. From helping with conservation tasks on Higher…
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- Alex Hennessy (3)
- Amanda Broom (5)
- Amy Ellis (1)
- Anona Dawson (14)
- Ben Atkinson (5)
- Blanche Alexander (1)
- Brian Bleese (17)
- Colleen Smith-Moore (6)
- Cressida Stevens (1)
- Daisy Meadowcroft (6)
- Dr Lesley Haskins (3)
- Dr Simon Cripps, Former Chief Executive (1)
- DWT Volunteering Team (35)
- Emily Taylor (2)
- Emma Barfoot (3)
- Grace Herve (5)
- Hannah Divine (2)
- Hazel Ormrod (2)
- Imogen Davenport, Director Nature-based Solutions (4)
- Imogen Davenport, Conservation Director (1)
- Jack Clarke (8)
- James Carter (1)
- James Carter (1)
- James Cartwright (4)
- Jane Adams (3)
- Jonny Owen (1)
- Julie Hatcher (5)
- Kate Bradbury (2)
- Katie Wilkinson (Community Conservation Officer) (2)
- Kelly Hunt (1)
- Lauren Lu (1)
- Luke Johns, Poole Harbour Reserves Manager (4)
- Lydia Gill (8)
- Marc Kativu-Smith (2)
- Maria Clarke (3)
- Mariko Whyte (3)
- Mike Burks (1)
- Mitch Perkins (21)
- Nick Gray (1)
- Nicki Tutton (3)
- Penny Smith (1)
- Peter Tinsley, Marine Policy and Evidence Manager (3)
- Rob Farrington (5)
- Sarah Hodgson (1)
- Seb Elwood (5)
- Stephen Oliver (14)
- Steve Marsh (1)
- Steve Masters (3)
- Susanna Holford (1)
- The Wildlife Trusts (50)
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- Brownsea Island (1)
- Butterflies (3)
- Climate Change (7)
- Conservation (20)
- Conservation management (1)
- Development (1)
- Farming (1)
- Flooding (1)
- Get Dorset Buzzing (13)
- Health & Wellbeing (4)
- Lyscombe (1)
- Marine Plastic (1)
- Nature Reserves (7)
- Nextdoor Nature (3)
- Pollinators (5)
- Restoring biodiversity (1)
- Rewilding (4)
- Rivers (7)
- Species of the Month (1)
- Trees (1)
- Wetlands (2)
- Wild Woodbury (3)
- Wildlife Gardening (12)
- woodland management (2)
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- birds (9)
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- Brownsea Island; red squirrels; common terns; Brownsea Island Lagoon (2)
- Butterflies (2)
- Chesil Beach (3)
- Chesil Beach Centre (2)
- Climate Change (14)
- Common Seal (1)
- community (1)
- Community engagement (16)
- Conservation (24)
- Conservation management (6)
- COP26 (1)
- Covid-19; Brownsea Island; red squirrels; common terns; (2)
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- Digital Wildlife Adoptions (1)
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- Dorset Wildlife Window (1)
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- farming; health & wellbeing; (1)
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- Heaths (5)
- horse-drawn forestry equipment (1)
- Kimmeridge (1)
- Kingcombe (6)
- Lyscombe (10)
- Making space for nature (3)
- Marine (18)
- Marine wildlife (10)
- mental health (2)
- Mental Health Awareness (4)
- Nature (12)
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- River restoration (6)
- Rivers (23)
- soil health (4)
- Species Recovery (7)
- sustainable land use (1)
- The Kingcombe Centre (4)
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- Wild Brownsea (6)
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