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We’re funding community-led action to support this threatened bird, and you can get involved.

As another busy work season begins, here are three reasons to volunteer with the Wilder Horsham District project, a unique nature restoration partnership between SWT and Horsham District Council.

Wilder Horsham District’s grant scheme is open to community groups and charities as well as individual landowners. Amberley Museum’s Director, Katrina Burton, reports on how it’s helping this local visitor attraction improve habitats for wildlife.

Senior Land Advisor, Rich Black, explains why Himalayan Balsam is causing mountains of trouble for our waterways, and how you can help the Wilder Horsham District project to reverse it.

If you need financial support to undertake nature-positive works on your land, Wilder Horsham District can help, with grants of up to £5,000 available to District residents. Read on to find out about how one successful applicant found the process.

Senior Land Advisor, Steve Tillman, Land Advisor, and Louisa Jones, Project Support Officer, chat about highlights of the Wilder Horsham District project over the past year.

Find out the highlights from the Wilder Horsham District project’s really busy and productive year

Emma Chaplin joins the Wilder Horsham District staff and volunteer team, as they spend a day hedge laying

We caught up with Simon Carter at Benlands Nature Reserve to see how their Nature Recovery Award project to improve a woodland for wildlife is going…

We learn more about Richard Black, Senior Land Advisor for the Wilder Horsham District project