A big ‘thank you’ from everyone at BBOWT for choosing to support us! There are various ways you can give and the totaliser will be updated daily to include offline donations.

Card or PayPal online
Please click on any of the links or buttons displayed above. You will be directed to a form where you can enter and change the amount that you would like to give.

Card by phone
Please call 01865 788300 between 9am and 5pm Monday – Friday.

Cheque/CAF voucher by post
Please send your gift to us at Berks, Bucks & Oxon Wildlife Trust, The Lodge, 1 Armstrong Road, Littlemore, Oxford OX4 4XT.

SMS text*
Text RECOVERY followed by your donation amount to 70480 to give that amount.

*Texts will cost the donation amount plus one standard network rate message, and you’ll be opting into hearing more from us. If you would like to donate but don't wish to hear more from us, please text RECOVERYNOINFO instead.

The Nature Recovery Fund, our largest-ever fundraising campaign, has a target of £3 million. It’s an ambitious target – we are asking businesses and grant-givers to support the fund too – but this vital income boost is needed to fast-track our work to create more nature everywhere, for everyone.

The match fund appeal runs for one week only and must end on Tuesday 25 March. Please give now to double your gift. If we reach our target of £100,000, any additional donations will not be matched but will still count to the Nature Recovery Fund total.

We need to be bigger, bolder and wilder to restore nature at scale across our three counties. Our expert staff and volunteers are raring to go, but they need your help - urgently.

Scientists across the world agree that this decade is the last chance we have to address the greatest environmental challenge the world has ever seen. Globally and nationally, wild animals and plants are in steep decline and Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire are sadly no exception.

We rely on nature for everything – the air we breathe, the food we eat, the water we drink - and it supports our health, happiness and even our economy. Yet for too long nature has been destroyed through unsustainable, inappropriate development and intensive agriculture. This must change.

If we’re going to reach our target of 30% of our three counties well managed for wildlife by 2030 we must act now.

Our vision to reach 30% of land rich in wildlife and inspire 1 in 4 people to act for nature is bold, but it’s critical we achieve this by 2030 or it will be too late.