January 2025

Why there’s reason to hope for Britain’s fastest-declining mammal

2025-01-24T10:39:11+01:00

A great new article of this title by Roff Smith in National Geographic (https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/article/water-voles-britain-conservation) lifts the spirits by recognising that, at last, there really is hope of a recovery by Britain's beleaguered water voles. It will be of no surprise to visitors to the Waterlife Recovery Trust's website (to which the NatGeo article has [...]

Why there’s reason to hope for Britain’s fastest-declining mammal2025-01-24T10:39:11+01:00

National Water Vole Report published

2025-01-24T10:48:38+01:00

Water voles are one of the UK's most threatened mammals. Led by The Wildlife Trusts and delivered by Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust, The National Water Vole Database Project was established in 2008 to collate water vole records, map distributions and identify key areas for conservation. The project recently published a new [...]

National Water Vole Report published2025-01-24T10:48:38+01:00

August 2024

Thames to Lincolnshire project; From inception to now

2024-08-15T13:08:48+01:00

The Thames to Lincolnshire (TtL) project commenced in August 2023, when WRT were awarded a £500,000 grant by Natural England. The areas included in the grant ran from the Thames in the south to mid-Lincolnshire. With additional match funding from partnering trusts, the TtL project was able to extend to include South London, Essex [...]

Thames to Lincolnshire project; From inception to now2024-08-15T13:08:48+01:00

July 2024

Heading South for the Winter

2024-07-29T08:22:04+01:00

For the first time, the Waterlife Recovery Trust (WRT) has demonstrated the possibility of eradicating, rather than simply controlling, American mink. This is exciting news for the conservation community and anyone who is passionate about protecting our native wildlife from invasive species. Right now, the WRT is rolling out its eradication project across South [...]

Heading South for the Winter2024-07-29T08:22:04+01:00

September 2023

NEW FUNDING SUCCESS: VOLUNTEER CITIZEN CONSERVATIONISTS URGENTLY NEEDED!

2023-09-14T05:42:28+01:00

The Waterlife Recovery Trust is delighted to announce that we have been awarded funding from Natural England's Species Recovery Programme. The new grant of £500,000 will allow us to expand our work outwards from East Anglia to cover an area from the Thames to mid Lincolnshire (see map above). Better still, the Essex Wildlife [...]

NEW FUNDING SUCCESS: VOLUNTEER CITIZEN CONSERVATIONISTS URGENTLY NEEDED!2023-09-14T05:42:28+01:00
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