Background Information

The Isles of Scilly Wildlife Trust is an independent and locally run charity that champions, values and manages our landscapes for the benefit of current and future generations of islanders and visitors. Any money raised on Scilly will benefit Scilly.

Our mission is:

To protect, restore and create sustainable , nature-rich habitats on the land and in the seas around us
To promote the enjoyment, appreciation, understanding and value of the Isles of Scilly Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB)
To be respected in the island community and beyond as an exemplar organisation in evidence-based nature conservation
To support the Isles of Scilly economy by operating as a viable business, employer and by showing leadership

Eco-pledge

What we are doing to minimise our own impact on the environment & reduce our carbon footprint Read more

Governance & Policy

Everything you need to know about how the Trust is governed and run day to day Read more

Our Status

What type of organisation is the Isles of Scilly Wildlife Trust and how do we operate? Read more

The Wildlife Trusts

There are 47 Wildlife Trusts covering the UK. Read more

Latest

Scilly's Special Species - wild flowers

We've had some great successes so far this year, and it's only June! Wild flowers are flourishing due to positive habitat management we are undertaking

Dare To Be Wild!

Dare to be wild! The newly released five year review of The Wildlife Trust's #30DaysWild campaign evaluates the benefits and long-lasting "feel-good factor" of participating in the nature challenge that inspires daily acts of nature engagement every day during June.

Making Space for Nature

It's that time of year when Nature needs space to thrive so we are sharing some handy tips and tricks on how you can help our wonderful wildlife!

Deciphering The Dawn Chorus

Wildlife expert Nick Acheson introduces some of our feathered superstars to listen out for this spring.

Awkward Auks & when to see them…

April heralds the return of our regionally, nationally and internationally improtant breeding seabirds, including our loveable "awkward Auks". Will they notice that this year is a little different?

Protecting and Restoring Nature Is More Essential Than Ever

The Wildlife Trusts – a movement of 46 charities across the UK – are, like others, dealing with unprecedented challenges caused by coronavirus. Restoring nature in the UK – one of the most nature-depleted countries in the world – has become harder than ever during the pandemic. At the same time, people are seeking solace in nature to relieve the hardships caused by lockdown.