 | Corporate | Educational | Wildlife Watch | Application Form |  BECOMING A MEMBERPlease join Wiltshire Wildlife Trust and help us protect our wildlife for the next generation Wiltshire Wildlife Trust Since its formation in 1962 the Wiltshire Wildlife Trust has grown to become the county's largest independent nature conservation charity. With the support of 10,000 members the Trust works to ensure a better future for wildlife and people in Wiltshire. In 1997 we spent over £1.4 million in caring for Wiltshire's countryside. Over 75% of this went to fund work that directly benefits the countryside, such as land purchase and management of our nature reserves, of which we now have nearly 50. You can join the Trust by completing this form. If you are a taxpayer a Deed of Covenant enables the Trust to reclaim the tax you have already paid on your subscription at no extra cost to yourself. A Direct Debit pays your subscription automatically and saves the Trust time and expense in sending reminder letters. What do I get?  Full colour magazines about wildlife As a member you will receive the Trust's magazines Wiltshire Wildlife and the national Natural World three times a year. You will also receive information about activities run by the local supporter groups. Nearly fifty nature reserves to visit You will receive details of the many and varied nature reserves that the Trust owns and manages. The majority of these are always open to Trust members to visit and enjoy. A chance to do more for wildlife Members can become involved as much or as little as they like in the activities and work of the Trust. If you would like to volunteer there are many jobs to do - practical work on nature reserves, monitoring and surveying, fundraising, or helping with administrative work at our headquarters. An exciting wildlife club for children If you join as Family members your children will receive Wiltshire Wildlife Watch club information including Wiltshire Wildlife Watch and the national Watchword magazines, an activity pack and details of the Wildlife Watch Gold Award Scheme. Wildlife Watch clubs meet regularly throughout the county, holding a variety of exciting events for children aged 8 - 12. Most importantly you will get the satisfaction of knowing that your subscription is helping make Wiltshire a better place for wildlife and people, now and for future generations. Why should I join?
Wiltshire Wildlife Trust needs your support to ensure a better future for our
county's wildlife and people. |
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