Gifts in wills

Let your love of nature live on

Make a difference for generations to come by leaving a gift in your will to Earth Trust.  

Love it. Protect it.

Pass it on.

We all want future generations to enjoy a world where people and nature thrive together.

Perhaps you’ve watched the sun set from Wittenham Clumps, spotted wildlife on a favourite walk, or shared special moments outdoors with family and friends. Over time, these places become part of who we are. We return to them, care about them, and create memories that last a lifetime.

For more than 40 years, Earth Trust has been protecting wildlife and helping people build meaningful connections with nature, from the iconic Wittenham Clumps to our community reserves across Oxfordshire. Today, thanks to supporters like you, that work continues.

Leaving a gift in your will is a powerful way to protect the landscapes you love and pass them on to future generations.

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Christopher’s legacy

Christopher helped care for the Wittenham Clumps, planting trees, restoring habitats and protecting wildlife.

Watch his story and discover how a gift in your will can help nature thrive for generations to come.

What our legacy pledgers say

Support for you

Free will service

We’ve partnered with expert estate planners, Octopus Legacy, to offer our members and volunteers the chance to write or update their will for free. Get in touch to find out more.

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Leave a legacy guide

Download our helpful guide to learn more about how to leave a gift to Earth Trust and the lasting difference it could make. 

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Contact us

Lindsey from our fundraising team is on hand to answer any questions you have about leaving a gift in your will to Earth Trust.  

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