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* 1. Dorset Wildlife Trust has been managing nature reserves, delivering wildlife-enhancing projects and standing up for wildlife in and around Poole for nearly 60 years. Before receiving this mailing, had you heard of Dorset Wildlife Trust?

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* 2. Which of the following nature reserves/nature parks, managed by Dorset Wildlife Trust, have you visited in the last two years?

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* 3. Brownsea Island is an internationally important nature reserve featuring rare wildlife, including red squirrels and wading birds.
Which of the following wildlife would you be most interested in seeing during a visit to Brownsea Island?

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* 4. With the help of the local community and volunteers, Dorset Wildlife Trust’s Urban Green project is transforming open spaces in Poole into vibrant, wildlife and people-friendly environments. Areas currently being worked on include Bluebell Community Woodland within the grounds of St Michael’s Church in Hamworthy and Alderney West Community Garden. We are now seeking additional funding opportunities for this project, and would love to know if your community has an open space that you are interested in revitalising for people and wildlife. Please provide details below:

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* 5. Poole is a national hotspot for the spectacular stag beetle, which is our largest native beetle and a priority species for conservation. Adult beetles can be seen in gardens, copses, hedgerows and parks throughout the summer. Find out more information about identifying stag beetles here. Dorset Wildlife Trust would like to gain a greater understanding of their distribution.
When did you last see a stag beetle in the Poole area?

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* 6. Dorset Wildlife Trust recently helped establish the Corfe Barrows Nature Park, which includes numerous natural areas within the northern part of Poole that are managed for wildlife and people. Eight of the sites are open to the public: Happy Bottom Nature Reserve, Ashington Meadow and Cutting, Cogdean Elms and Rushcombe Bottom, all Local Nature Reserves, Barrow Hill, Diprose Dale, Corfe Hills West and Corfe Hills Middle and South. Have you ever visited any of these sites?

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* 7. In a sheltered northern corner of Poole Harbour, the coarse heathland of the Lytchett Bay reserve gradually transforms to long, feathery marshland grasses and smooth tidal mud flats, creating an ideal habitat for a variety of reptiles and birds.
Please indicate which of the following species you have seen in or around Lytchett Bay:

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* 8. What is the most memorable or enjoyable wildlife experience or sighting you have had in Poole?

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* 9. Membership is Dorset Wildlife Trust’s only secure source of income, and we rely on the generous support of our members to enable us to deliver projects and support local wildlife and wild places in Dorset. Will you support our work in Poole and across the wider county by becoming a member of Dorset Wildlife Trust?

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