Recovering Nottinghamshire's Water Voles
At Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust, we’re on a mission to recover Nottinghamshire’s water voles and we need you to help us.
About us
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust is the county's leading conservation charity run by local people for the benefit of local wildlife, with nature reserves across the county - part of a UK network of 46 local Wildlife Trusts working to protect wildlife.
Wilder Notts Podcast
In the months ahead, members of the network and others taking action for nature will feature in our dedicated Wilder Nottinghamshire Podcast.
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Summer activities
Things you can do this Summer! Where you can responsibly walk your dog, to rainy day activities and everything inbetween.
Send a postcard
Start a conversation and send a postcard about what nature means to you and we'll post it for you!
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Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust welcomes new Directors to drive forward ambitious strategy for a Wilder Nottinghamshire
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New Explorer Guide helping connect communities with nature
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How boosting water vole numbers helps other wildlife, and exploring why water voles are essential for healthy wetland ecosystems.
Major funding boost for wetland mammals in Nottinghamshire
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Mayor Claire commits £200k to shape future of iconic nature centre
A popular Nottinghamshire nature site is set for a brighter future thanks to a £200,000 investment from the Mayor of the East Midlands…
Hop into summer
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