Coast and country, wildlife and views Dorset's wonderful environment

Bincombe Bumps is a set of six barrows forming a cemetery that is situated upon Bincombe Downs above the village of Bincombe. There is folklore surrounding the mounds that say the barrows are home to fairy folk and that music can be heard if you place your ear to the

A Dorset Wildlife Trust reserve that comprises quiet and hidden ancient woodland, sloping down to a small fast flowing stream; north of Corscombe,

One of the few remaining traditional orchards near Sturminster Newton, given to the Dorset Wildlife Trust and managed by a group of local villagers.

The site of Dorset Wildlife Trust’s headquarters in the River Cerne valley just north of Dorchester includes a wildflower meadow, pond, orchard and picnic area.

The Dorset Wildlife Trust reserve on the island provides opportunities to see red squirrels and large flocks of waders and wildfowl attracted by the lagoon.

The centre offers real insight into fossil collection and discovery on the Jurassic coast - get down there and start finding fossils of your own.