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Our plans for 2020

Wetlands face huge challenges, but they’re also
part of the solution to the climate crisis.

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Wetlands for life

Here at WWT we conserve, restore and create wetlands, save wetland wildlife, and inspire everyone to value the amazing things healthy wetlands achieve for people and nature.

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We’re working across the UK and the world to conserve our wetlands for wildlife and people.

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We rely on your support to carry out our vital work. Find out about all the ways you can get involved.

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Curlew recovery

European curlew populations are in trouble. But we have a plan to stop their iconic cry from being silenced forever.

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Wetlands and wellbeing

Our new research shows that spending time in nature lowers stress, reduces feelings of anxiety and depression, and gives us energy.

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Life membership

A new decade. A fresh start. Join for life today and protect the future of wetlands. 25% discount available until 3 April 2020.

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Latest news

World’s rarest duck breeds in the wild
17 Jan 2020

World’s rarest duck breeds in the wild

Photography competition 2019 - the winners
09 Jan 2020

Photography competition 2019 - the winners

Fresh hope for spoon-billed sandpipers after chicks hatch
28 Dec 2019

Fresh hope for spoon-billed sandpipers after chicks hatch

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