Seen a water vole in Coventry, Nuneaton or Bedworth?
Let us know by completing the form below!
Water voles have undergone one of the most catastrophic declines of any wild mammal in Britain during the 20th Century. Between 1989 and 1998 the population fell by 90% due mainly to habitat degradation and non-native American mink predation.
We are working to save the water voles still in this area and aim to extend the area they live in.
Find out more about our Water Vole Recovery Project.
Letting us know if you spot a water vole will help us measure local numbers.
Not sure if it was a water vole? Read more about them.
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If you have found a sick or injured animal, please contact Nuneaton & Warwickshire Wildlife Sanctuary who will be able to help.
To find out more, or if you are interested in volunteering please get in touch!
Tim Precious, Wetlands Projects Officer, t: 024 7630 2912, e: Tim Precious
We don't collect your name or address on this form, only your email address in case we need to verify sightings. Please note that by entering your email address here we will be storing your data as per our privacy policy. You can request to have your data deleted at any time by calling us on 024 7630 2912 or emailing enquiries@wkwt.org.uk.