Berks, Buck & Oxon Wildlife Trust
The Berks, Bucks and Oxon Wildlife Trust's Water Vole Appeal
Fundraising for Berkshire Buckinghamshire & Oxfordshire Wildlife Trust
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Our water voles are under threat!
But now our water voles’ future is uncertain.
Without your help today, our water vole work will have to stop for lack of funding. Insensitive works on riverbanks or the presence of just one American mink can quickly wipe out a water vole colony.
Please give now to help us continue our vital conservation work. You will help safeguard water voles’ future locally.
Find out more about water voles in Berks, Bucks and Oxon
"Without urgent funding, despite all our hard work and positive results, our local water vole colonies will be in jeopardy.” Julia Lofthouse, Water Vole Project Officer
If the appeal exceeds its target, any surplus will be used to protect other endangered mammals
Photo by Tom Marshall, illustrations by Lousie Hubbard
Will you help protect water voles in Berks, Bucks and Oxon before these beautiful little animals disappear from our streams and riverbanks?
Water voles are the fastest declining mammal in the country, but here in the three counties water vole populations have grown during the last 5 years. This is due to BBOWT’s careful and dedicated conservation work over nearly 2 decades.
Water voles are the fastest declining mammal in the country, but here in the three counties water vole populations have grown during the last 5 years. This is due to BBOWT’s careful and dedicated conservation work over nearly 2 decades.
But now our water voles’ future is uncertain.
Without your help today, our water vole work will have to stop for lack of funding. Insensitive works on riverbanks or the presence of just one American mink can quickly wipe out a water vole colony.
Please give now to help us continue our vital conservation work. You will help safeguard water voles’ future locally.
Find out more about water voles in Berks, Bucks and Oxon
"Without urgent funding, despite all our hard work and positive results, our local water vole colonies will be in jeopardy.” Julia Lofthouse, Water Vole Project Officer
If the appeal exceeds its target, any surplus will be used to protect other endangered mammals
Photo by Tom Marshall, illustrations by Lousie Hubbard