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Report a Sighting

Have you seen a water vole? Then let us know using our on-line form...

Your sighting will then be transferred to our on-line map and you can check out our progress with surveys too!

If you want to get more involved in surveys just give us a ring 01539 816300 or drop an e-mail to watervole@cumbriawildlifetrust.org.uk

Name:
E-mail Address:
Telephone:
Postal Address:
Where Seen:
Grid Reference:
e.g. SD495948
Date:
Grid Reference:
Droppings?:
Burrow holes?:
Feeding signs?:
Grazed Lawns?:
Any other information/wildlife seen:

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Water Vole Project Officer: Jenny Holden
Cumbria Wildlife Trust & Eden Rivers Trust, Plumgarths,
Crook Road, Kendal LA8 8LX
T: 01539 816300  F: 01539 816301
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 Supporters
The Cumbria Water Vole Project is a partnership project between Cumbria Wildlife Trust and the Eden Rivers Trust. We work with a range of other local and national organisations, and also have recently received funding from the Local Heritage Initiative.

The Local Heritage Initiative (LHI) helps local groups to investigate, explain, and care for their local landscape, landmarks, traditions and culture. The Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) provides the grant but the scheme is a partnership, administered by the Countryside Agency with additional funding from Nationwide Building Society.