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Youth Action for Nature
Tomorrow's natural leaders
Today's young people are tomorrow's business leaders, politicians and decision makers
We are starting a Youth Movement for nature across Surrey and we need the help of young people like you!
Discover how to become a green ambassador and inspire your peers to value and take action for wildlife and a brighter future. Learn conservation and leadership skills to find employment in the green economy and sign up to our newsletter to hear everything about related youth news from Surrey Wildlife Trust and the wider environmental sector.
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Read all of the youth related news from Surrey Wildlife Trust and the wider environmental sector. Discover actions you can take to help nature and learn about our youth focussed engagement across the Wildlife Trust movement and beyond.
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Youth Action Committee
Our Youth Action Committee works with the staff and trustees of Surrey Wildlife Trust, providing a youth voice and perspective on the work we do, as well as engaging and empowering young people across Surrey to engage with and take action to help nature.
Volunteer
Volunteer with us to help manage our beautiful nature reserves, teach school children and other young people with our education team, or organise a work placement with one of our teams.
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Campaign with us
Join one of our campaigns and add your voice to help us influence politicians and policy makers to take action for wildlife.
Blogs by young people
Rediscover fungi this autumn
SWT Youth Action Committee member Ellis Armfield delves into the hidden life of fungi in their new blog.
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…
Waiting for Roe
Youth Action Committee member Faith shares her experience watching and photographing Roe Deer
Careers in conservation
Wild about social media
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