Dorset Wildlife Trust launches appeal for nature recovery

Summarised from Dorset View's report · Updated 22 Oct, 14:51 · Archive

Dorset Wildlife Trust has launched the Help Nature Take the Lead appeal to fund habitat restoration and conservation across the county.

Dorset Wildlife Trust has launched a new appeal, Help Nature Take the Lead, to fund nature recovery projects across Dorset. The appeal will support habitat restoration, natural regeneration, wetland creation, conservation grazing and partnerships with farmers and landowners to create larger and more connected spaces for wildlife.

The appeal builds on experience from Wild Woodbury, the Trust's pioneering rewilding project. Over the past five years, lessons learned there have demonstrated how quickly wildlife can respond when given the opportunity to recover. Andrew Pollard, Conservation Director at Dorset Wildlife Trust, said the Trust has 'seen first-hand how nature can recover when conditions are right, with wildlife returning to areas where it had previously been lost'. He added that the lessons learned can be applied beyond a single site to help wildlife 'recover, become more resilient and flourish' across Dorset. Supporters can donate through the Trust's website.

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