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Innovative Mammal Conservation

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Pine Martens, polecats and other carnivores

Sussex Bat Appeal

Latest news

New pup born

Fantastic to see footage of a newly born greater horseshoe pup at our new bat roost in West Sussex.

We're Hiring!

New vacancy for role of Operations Manager

On the way...

We're on the way to £150K

The European Mustelid Colloquium is back!

Booking and abstract submission is open for this year's European Mustelid Colloquium

VWT awarded National Lottery funding to develop a new pine marten project

Funding from National Lottery for new pine marten project!

Highlights

Find out more about our work by reading short blogs written by staff, students and volunteers.

Volunteering and learning with VWT – Volunteer Blog

Getting to grips with greater horseshoe bat conservation: my work placement with Vincent Wildlife Trust

Counting bats in Kerry – VWT Ireland’s volunteer, Nora, keeps an eye on lesser horseshoe bats and their roosts

Mustelids, Mostelas…and lots of mice – Volunteer Blog

Building up a picture of weasels and stoats

My work placement with VWT

Encouraging signs from our greater horseshoe bat population

New video for Conservation Evidence

As part of its role as an Evidence Champion with Conservation Evidence, based at the University of Cambridge, Vincent Wildlife Trust has produced a new video sharing how our recent and successful Pine Marten Recovery Project was underpinned by scientific and social research and evidence. Find out more by watching this short video.

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Wales has been a stronghold for polecats and provided a refuge at the start of the 20th century when polecats became extinct in most of Britain. Today, polecats are re-colonising their former range and are more widespread than at any time in the last 100 years! #WalesNatureWeek

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