Follow the Trust online

Twitter - HantsIWWildlife
Facebook - HampshireandIsleofWightWildlifeTrust
Flickr - hiwwtphotography
YouTube - HIOWWT

The internet now provides new ways to keep in touch with the activities of the Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust, including its members, volunteers, staff, projects and reserves.
We now appear on the Facebook, Twitter, Flickr and YouTube and some of our reserves and projects have their own blogs.
If you are not familiar with these websites and networks, then here is a brief introduction. All of these websites require you to join before you can add comments or content, but they are simple to use, so why not give them a try.
What is
?
Facebook is the largest social networking website and helps keep people in touch with friends, family and others with shared interests. Users can add and comment on messages, photos, videos and much more.
The Trust uses this site to post details of our work and to get feedback from supporters. Why not join up to our Facebook page?
What is
? Follow @HantsIWWildlife
Twitter is a real-time information network that connects you to the latest information about what you find interesting. Simply find the public streams you find most compelling and follow the conversations.
Why not join up and follow our Twitter feed.
What is
?
Flickr is an online photo management and sharing application. It enables you to store and share your photos online. Flickr not only helps out Trust to establish more photos about our reserves and activities, it also enables people to share their wildlife photos or view the photos posted by others. Why not join us on Flickr now and begin sharing images immediately.
What is
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What are Blogs?

A blog is a website, where content is added on an ongoing basis. Visitors can read what is new and then they can comment on it or link to it.
Trust Chief Exec's blog - http://ceohiwwt.wordpress.com/
Blashford Lakes - http://blashfordlakes.wordpress.com/
Grazing Project - http://grazingproject.blogspot.com/
St Catherine's Hill - http://stcatherineshill.blogspot.com/
Whilst we do monitor content to ensure it is appropriate to our work, please be aware these are third-party websites and are not managed by the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust.










