Hedgehog by Tom Marshall
Endangered Species Wildlife Conservation
The Berks, Bucks and Oxon Wildlife Trust safeguards over 6,400 acres of land to ensure the next generation is able to enjoy the wildlife-rich landscapes we enjoy today. Delivering these conservation programmes is an enormous undertaking and we need your help.
Help With Local Wildlife Conservation
The Berks, Bucks and Oxon Wildlife Trust is the only voluntary organisation in the region concerned with all aspects of nature conservation.
We manage over 6,400 acres of nature reserves, which are havens for rare and threatened species and habitats. We give wildlife a voice, campaign on wildlife issues and focus on protecting local wildlife.
Help us to protect local wildlife.
The best way to do this is through membership. Our 25,000 members are critical to all the work we do protecting local wildlife - click here to learn more about membership and how you can get involved.
There are a whole range of other ways to help. If you want to find out more about how you can help local wildlife, please visit our Support Us page.
Search for a particular species you are interested in below to learn more about them.
Red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) Scotland, November - Mark Hamblin/2020VISION
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Our priorities
These are the nationally agreed priorities with the Partnership of Wildlife Trusts.
- To protect, create and enhance wildlife in our region, creating living landscapes and living seas
- To stand up for wildlife and the environment
- To inspire people about the natural world and encourage everyone to take action for wildlife
- To foster sustainable One Planet Living, where the functioning of the natural environment is appreciated as essential for supporting life
- To ensure our work is based on knowledge and sound evidence
- To be recognised and respected for our work
- To grow our resources and increase support for our mission
- To ensure the organisation is effective and fit for purpose
However you help us, you can be sure that this is contributing to the conservation of local wildlife and species.
