Get Involved With Your Local Wildlife
Whether you're looking for events or ideas of new wildlife to explore we should have something for you.
We manage over 80 reserves, which you are free to visit, and hold wildlife events across the whole of Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire county. Just click the buttons below to search in your local area.
The best way to to get involved with local wildlife is to join us. Our 25,000 members get regular updates about events and our reserves throughout the year - click here to learn more about membership and how you can get involved.
There are a whole range of other ways to get involved. If you want to find out more about how you can help us help local wildlife please visit the Support Us page.
Get Fully Involved In Local Wildlife
The best way to get involved in local wildlife is as a member:
Each member gets a welcome pack bursting with information about your local wildlife and how you can get involved (sent out within approximately two weeks to either yourself or the recipient.) including:
- Comprehensive Your Wild Guide handbook of our nature reserves when you join*
- 100's of events & conservation days to take part in every year
- Access to member only events
- Wildlife News magazine three times a year
- Email updates about wildlife around the county & news from behind the scenes at the BBOWT
- Access to Wildlife Trust Nature Reserves around the UK
- Opportunity to get involved in a local group
- Family membership also includes ‘Wildlife Watch’ membership for up to 4 children at the same address; Wildlife Watch magazine four times a year, posters, stickers and wildlife handbook. It’s great for getting kids interested in nature.
*When you pay by Direct Debit
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Exploring in the rain by Matthew Roberts
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Greenham Common by James Osmond