The Blackwater Valley Countryside Trust (BVCT) is a registered charity working for the conservation, protection and improvement of the Blackwater Valley. It aims to enhance the environment for both people and wildlife by:
The Blackwater Valley stretches from Farnham in Hampshire, though Surrey to Swallowfield in Berkshire. It has a varied landscape rich in wildlife. The narrow floodplain along the river contains many lakes and wet meadows and is set amidst extensive heathlands and woodlands.
Over 300,000 people live in this area and the network of public greenspaces and footpaths adds greatly to their quality of life.
BVCT raises funds from grant and other sources, such as Landfill Communities Fund, certain Lottery Funds and charity aid schemes together with funding secured from other sources such as local companies.
BVCT works closely with partners including:
The Business Plan 2008 – 2010 (click here) sets out BVCT’s objectives and partnership approach to achieving them in more detail. Why not use the contact form to Join the Blackwater Valley Countryside Trust or by calling us on 01252 331353 for an application form and help support its conservation work and educational programme.
Trustees
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Alan Taylor |
Bernard Bavastock |
Colin Wilson |
Jan Chapman |
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David Murr |
Dave Pilkington(Chairman) |
John Coupland |
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