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Dorset Wildlife Trust has a variety of ideas for the people who would prefer to give or receive an eco-friendly gift.

The arrival of a dolphin in Lyme Regis has delighted residents and visitors, but the authorities warn people are getting too close to the animal.

The Trust is encouraging Dorset residents to join in with National Marine Week 2024, their annual celebration of the sea.

Thousands of new homes are to be enabled in Dorset thanks to the government backed Nutrient Mitigation Scheme, Natural England has announced.

Dorset Wildlife Trust and Natural England have purchased 335 hectares of chalk downland and farmland at Lyscombe, 10 miles from Dorchester.

In an attempt to restore the population of a rare species on Winfrith Heath, 23 juvenile sand lizards, bred in captivity, have been released.

Oil deposits have washed up on Brownsea Island as the pipeline leakage in Poole Harbour continues to threaten wildlife.

The barn owl boxes on Dorset Council owned farms in the north of the county have seen nine chicks recorded.

Prints from hand-coloured engravings originally published in 1840 will be on show at the Wild Seas Centre at Kimmeridge.

Beavers were reintroduced to Dorset in spring 2021, and now the first beaver kit has been born in the county for 400 years.