Welcome to The British Wildlife Encyclopedia!

The British Wildlife Wiki is brought to you by The WWC! We hope to showcase all of The UK's wildlife but we can't without your help. The WWC stands for The Woodlands Wildlife Council. We are a non-profit organisation. Please enjoy as a lot of hard work and effort has been put into this wiki site! --TheWWC

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Pages on the Wiki

If you would like to see a page on the wiki, why not sign up and add it?

As summer is coming we thought it was time we launched some new projects, with the sucess of WildWords last year, we are launching Tracks & Signs in Jan 2011. Also the Distribution maps have been a sucess, although we haven't got many on article pages yet, but many more will be coming soon!

We have also got new members joining us soon who are great artists. They will be assisting us with creating images and diagrams for the upcoming projects!

To keep up to date with all the latest wiki news, why not follow our blog? Look for it under the Community Tab.

If anyone would like to ask me a question please leave a message on my talk page or email thebritishwildlifewiki@yahoo.co.uk --TheWWC

WE NEED YOUR HELP TODAY! So why not sign up and join the evergrowing community on our wikia!

Helping out

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Projects

At The British Wildlife Wiki, we are constantly trying to improve pages so why not check out a project! We plan to add as much information as we can about the natural world on The British Wildlife Wiki. To do this we sometimes create projects to help highlight the information as some of them are not direcly related to the UK or animals.

• WildWords
• Fruits and Vegetables
• Garden Flowers
• Tracks & Signs
• Bird Eggshell Identification

If you would like to help on a project, why not get in touch and get involved!

Here at the British Wildlife Wiki, we are going to ask a few polls to try to gather data and improve the wiki for you, the user. This Months Poll:

Please check back next month to see the results!

WildWords

WildWords is a project run by The British Wildlife Wiki to explain all the terms on the wiki.