Hampshire Species Groups
Species-focused conservation is an important aspect of Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust's work. The species groups work to promote the conservation of all threatened species in Hampshire and on the Island, as well as establishing and monitoring their distribution, and providing advice on the management of their habitats. There are currently three active species groups:
Each group holds walks, talks and events throughout the year, along with producing newsletters which are distributed to their members. The groups also promote recording, and encourage their members to send in records of the species they see in and around Hampshire and the Island.
By recording the wildlife you see in your garden and local area and sending your records in, you can help the Trust build a picture of where species are found throughout Hampshire and the Island.
Submit your wildlife records using our online form
Download the electronic species recording form (excel document) and guidance notes
You can make a real contribution to the Trust by becoming involved with any or all of the Trust's species groups. Membership to the species groups is free to Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust members and includes:
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Survey and identification training events
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Invitation to the AGM of each group
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Newsletter from each group twice a year
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Access to the species e-group, a free internet forum
If you would like to join the Hampshire Species Groups, simply fill in our online form. To find out more about any of the species groups, contact Natalie Rogers on 01489 774406 or email.
