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Girlguiding Isle of Wight triumphs in unique eco-challenge
Wildheart Trust
The Wildheart Trust is the organisation that is responsible for the Wildheart Animal Sanctuary (formerly Isle of Wight Zoo).
The animal sanctuary is based in Yaverland on the Isle of Wight and is open to the public all year round.
Below are articles relating to the Wildheart Trust.
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You can visit the Wildheart Trust and make donation to enter rather than the usual entrance fee on these two dates in December
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With massively rising energy costs, the Wildheart Trust approached Ryde Academy to seek help in the form of food donations for the animals
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Hullabaloo is back! Two days (and an evening) of Sandown Bay’s spectacular celebration of arts, science and nature all free of charge. Gather your family and friends and head to Sandown this weekend
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The Wildheart Trust say the service is offered through a completely 'no pressure' approach, which was one of the reasons why they chose Guardian Angel
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The lineup for Hullabaloo is amazing! There is so much to see and do over the two days at this science, nature and carnival arts pile-up! Gather your friends and head to the Bay
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Hullabaloo is back! Two days (and an evening) of Sandown Bay’s spectacular celebration of arts, science and nature all free of charge. Make a date in your diaries and gather your family and friends
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The two gigantic bamboo domes will house multiple species of primates, rehomed in the coming years as regulations to keep primates are tightened up
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We love this photo taken and shared with us by Chris Boyce, so have made it our Picture of the Week
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The Wildheart Trust say the land is a key resource for them and will allow the opportunity to grow
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The strip of land at the back of the animal sanctuary has no strategic value to the Isle of Wight council, but will allow room to grow for the Wildheart Trust
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The Q&A style evening will be a personal insight into an extraordinary family history who are very much part of Island folklore
