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Past conservation projects
Past conservation projects undertaken by Surrey Wildlife Trust.
Conservation grazing
Surrey Wildlife Trust uses animals such as cattle, deer, goats and sheep to help look after the county's wild landscapes.
Wildlife gardening for hedgehog conservation
Research student Olivia Davis explores how we can best manage our gardens through wildlife-friendly features to support hedgehogs and contribute to the conservation of this species.
Women in Wildlife Conservation
“Say ‘YES’ to new things, put yourself out of your comfort zone and listen to people who are willing to share their experiences –”
Queer ecology, LGBTQ+ liberation and conservation
Youth Action Committee member Nat Knight discusses how queer ecology can offer insightful perspective on both LGBTQ+ liberation efforts and conservation.
Wild Youth: Nature Conservation at Glebe Wood
Join this Wild Youth volunteer day to help our reserves team undertake practical conservation tasks to improve our nature reserves for wildlife.
Rivers Week: Q&A with Emma, Assistant Conservation Officer
Rivers Week is a time to celebrate our amazing waterways but also to think about what we can do to help our rivers. Assistant Conservation Officer Emma, provides an insight into her role…
Reserve Safari: Norbury Park Conservation Grazers
SWT Marketing Executive Billie Pearce heads out with the Grazing Team, gaining insight into conservation grazing, Norbury Park and what makes the team tick.
Cattle Grazing as a Conservation Tool
Brunel University of London masters student Regina discusses the findings of their analysis of GPS collar Nofence grazing data on Chobham Common.
Wild Work Experience: Practical Conservation
Work experience student James shares his experiences completing a week of practical work experience with Surrey Wildlife Trust.
Recreation vs Conservation: Multifunctional Land Use
An analysis of the potential for Suitable Alternative Natural Greenspaces (SANG) to simultaneously provide destinations for dog walkers and improve biodiversity.