Support Devon Wildlife Trust

Discover wildlife

Devon’s spectacular coasts, moors, rivers and woods are home to an astonishing variety of wildlife.

It is what makes our county one of the most beautiful and special places in the world.

But much of Devon is less rich in wildlife than it once was. Loss of habitat, inappropriate development, and lack of protection have all taken their toll, and there are many who don't have the chance to explore and enjoy Devon's natural beauty - even when it is right on their doorstep.

Enjoy wildlife

Join DWT as a Member and help to protect, restore and create wildlife-rich landscapes and bring more wildflowers, butterflies, birds and mammals back to Devon.

Help us to inspire thousands of people every year to love and care for wildlife.

Our nature reserves, member events, and magazines are your passport to Devon’s wild beauty. 

With Devon Wildlife Trust you can enjoy and share the wildlife you love with others and, together, we can make a world of difference to Devon's wildlife.

You can become a member from just £3 per month - paying by monthly Direct Debit or through an annual payment.  Many of our members contribute between £5 and £10 per month by Direct Debit.

As a member, enjoy:

• Visiting 58 nature reserves using your map and mini guide
• Our award-winning wildlife magazine Wild Devon, three times a year
• Dozens of wildlife events
• Knowing you are part of a community that is working hard to protect and restore Devon’s wildlife and wild places
• For family memberships - children’s Wildlife Watch magazine, four times a year, and lots of fun activities!

Rest assured, you can give with confidence. We are registered with the Fundraising Regulator. Our fundraising promise outlines how we adhere to the highest standards in our fundraising.

Gift membership: a Devon Wildlife Trust membership is the perfect gift for someone who loves wildlife. 

Become a member and support us today

10 ways your membership helps wildlife in Devon 

1. Caring for 58 nature reserves
2. Protecting wildlife habitats at risk of vanishing
3. Reversing the decline of animal populations
4. Re-creating wildflower-rich meadows
5. Bringing wildlife to the city
6. Re-introducing & monitoring England’s only licensed wild beaver population
7. Inspiring the next generation
8. Campaigning for marine wildlife protection around both our coasts
9. Opposing unsuitable built development
10. Making wildlife-rich landscapes by influencing landowners