Will you help us buy Ludgershall Meadows?
Great burnet flowers at Ludgershall Meadows. Picture: Andrew Marshall/ Go Wild Landscapes
Protecting local wildlife
Your local Wildlife Trust has a vision of a wilder Berks, Bucks and Oxon. We’re restoring nature across these beautiful counties and empowering people to connect with their local wildlife.
As we work to manage habitats to tackle the nature and climate crises locally, we provide vital breathing spaces in a crowded world.
Our expert team work with more than 1,700 volunteers to look after 85 nature reserves and four education centres, run hundreds of amazing events, and campaign to make nature’s recovery a reality.
We’d love you to join us.
Rare 'rotting flesh' fungus pops up in garden
A RARE fungus that looks and smells like rotting flesh has been discovered in a suburban garden in Berkshire.
Volunteers wanted to turn roadside verges into wildflower meadows
The Berks, Bucks and Oxon Wildlife Trust (BBOWT) is looking for nature loving volunteers to help wildflowers to blossom along miles of…
Urgent appeal to save rare meadows
Trust needs £330,000 to buy ‘giant jigsaw puzzle piece’ of land – vital for nature and climate.
Most people live within a few miles of one of our nature reserves. Find one near you.
Wild flowers at Chimney Meadows by Wendy Tobitt
Water vole by Terry Whittaker/2020VISION
Join the Berks, Bucks and Oxon Wildlife Trust
Joining your local Wildlife Trust is the best thing you can do to help wildlife in your area. We rely on the support of people like you to help us protect the wildlife and wild places of our three counties.
What we're doing
Find upcoming events and keep up to date with our work protecting wildlife in Berkshire, Buckingamshire and Oxfordshire.
Birds of prey, masters of the skies
Few birds inspire awe as often as birds of prey. Find out more about five of the species you're most likely to spot
Wildlife to look for in August
Look out for these species in your garden, local green spaces and on your walks this month
Government changes could spell permanent open season for wildlife
Our wildlife protections cannot simply be about stopping extinctions. They need to be about helping populations recover and creating…
Grasshopper warbler by Chris Gomersall/2020VISION
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