Publications
From fascinating wildlife facts to the latest news, read our publications online to find out more about the work of the Wildlife Trusts.
Read our publications
You can find our latest Annual Review, Annual Report and Accounts, and Strategic Plan under the 'Our strategy and performance' section below. For hard copies of these documents please contact us on info@bbowt.org.uk.
Wild magazine
Wild Magazine is our members' magazine, which is published three times a year.
Natural World
Read more about the work of The Wildlife Trusts nationwide.
Annual Review
Look back at the past year with our Annual Review 2018-19.
Read the Annual Review 2018-19
Read the Annual Review 2017-18
Read the Annual Review 2016-17
Our strategy and performance
Find out more about our current strategy in BBOWT's Strategic Plan 2016 – 2021: Be part of Nature’s Recovery.
Look back at the past year with our Annual Review 2018-19.
Read the Annual Review 2018-19
Read the Annual Review 2017-18
Read the Annual Review 2016-17
BBOWT's Annual Reviews, Annual Reports and Accounts, and the current Strategic Plan can be viewed online via the links on this page. For hard copies of any of these publications please contact us on info@bbowt.org.uk.
Our conservation work
Discover how we look after our nature reserves in the Conservation Impact Report 2018.
Full Conservation Impact Report 2018
Summary of the Conservation Impact Report 2018
Previous Conservation Impact Reports
Read BBOWT’s Recovery Plan for Nature: Living Landscapes for all.
Guest blog: The trouble with trees
What is the role of tree planting as a solution to climate change?
Ramblings from Finemere Wood
Charlotte Karmali brings the latest news from the volunteers at Finemere Wood.
New year, new hobby - volunteering for your local Wildlife Trust
Despite starting the year with New Year’s Resolutions it’s easy to slip back into familiar routines. I’ve tried painting, joining a…
Winning wildlife photographers revealed!
A Meadow grasshopper on heather, a Painted lady butterfly on a tree stump and a footprint in the mud are among the prize-winning…
BBOWT dismayed at HS2 destruction of Calvert Jubilee nature reserve
We are dismayed to discover that HS2 are destroying parts of our precious Calvert Jubilee nature reserve.
Wild Art! comes to Rose Hill
"Wild Art" that has been created by the Rose Hill community under the guidance of local poet Steve Larkin and visual artist…
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