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House sparrow. Photo, Fergus Gill/2020VISION

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Cricklepit Mill - main office

Devon Wildlife Trust
Cricklepit Mill
Commercial Road
Exeter
Devon
EX2 4AB

Cricklepit Mill reception is open between 9am and 5pm Monday to Friday.

Email: contactus@devonwildlifetrust.org

Phone: 01392 279244

Membership and Donations

01392 260845

Legacies or leaving a gift in your Will

Please contact Lucy Carpenter on 01392 260835

Grants

01392 260881

Press and communications

01392 260825

Complaints or you wish to raise a concern

01392 260845

Wildlife and nature reserves

01392 279244

Finance

01392 260852

Facilities (for suppliers or maintenance queries)

01392 260879

Planning queries (large developments or developments causing a significant risk to wildlife)

Please contact Bill Broadbent on 01392 260851

For any questions about our work and projects

Devon Greater Horseshoe Bat Project – contact 01392 260882
Enclosed Beaver Project and River Otter Beaver Trial - contact 01392 279244 beavers@devonwildlifetrust.org
Exeter Wild City – contact 01392 260837
Outdoor learning (People’s Postcode Lottery players) and education – contact 01392 260883
Working Wetlands and Nature Improvement Area – contact 01409 221823

General help and advice

Wildlife rescue or emergency

We are unable to deal with sick or injured animals ourselves. Contact the RSPCA who will be able to help

0300 1234 999
operates 24 hours a day

General wildlife
questions

Please try to find the information on the internet first of all if you can. We are always pleased to help but our resources are limited!

Please note our wildlife information desk is volunteer run and we endeavour to answer your question as soon as possible.

hdesk@devonwildlifetrust.org

Phone - 01392 260884

Reporting a sighting

Please go to the reporting page on Devon Biodiversity Records Centre (DBRC) website

DBRC website

Fill out my online form.

Wildlife Emergencies

We are sorry but we are unable to deal with sick or injured wild animals ourselves. Please contact the following organisations who will be able to help:-

RSPCA
The RSPCA is a national charity concerned with animal welfare. To report a mistreated, neglected, injured or distressed animal please call their 24 hour helpline. They have a cruelty checklist to help you identify the information they may ask for when you call. RSPCA cruelty checklist	0300 1234 999 operates 24 hours a day