Help wildlife in Dorset
Let's secure a Wilder Dorset by 2030
The natural world is in a critical condition, facing a dual climate and ecological emergency. But if we act now, then together we can put Dorset's nature into recovery.
Dorset Wildlife Trust, along with The Wildlife Trusts, are calling for at least 30% of our land and sea to be connected and protected for nature’s recovery by 2030. Making more space for nature to become abundant once again will give our struggling wildlife the chance to recover and also restore beautiful wild places, whilst helping to tackle climate change. Together let's make a Wilder Dorset by 2030.
It’s not too late to save our wildlife, but we must act together.
Support nature's recovery in Dorset
Thank You
Your support makes a huge difference to wildlife and wild places in Dorset. Without your generous donation, our important conservation work would not be possible. Thank you!
Donate to a project or appeal
Nature Reserve Fund
Our nature reserves are sanctuaries for Dorset’s threatened species, but managing them requires continuous, challenging work.
Woodland Recovery Appeal
Dorset's woodlands are at risk. Help restore and protect this vital habitat.
Urgent Appeal: Save Our Wild Seas
Stop plastic destroying our seas and the wonderful wildlife living there.
Support the Dorset Beaver Project
Help fund the scientific study until 2025
Wildlife Recovery Appeal - Kingcombe's Wild Energy
Act now, for the survival of Dorset's wildlife
Wild Woodbury - community rewilding project
Donate to the Wild Woodbury Project