The Lower Mole Countryside Trust
The Lower Mole Countryside Trust is a registered charity, which exists to support the provision of a high quality countryside management service for the benefit of landscape, wildlife and people.
The Trust is your local charity supporting projects that protect and enhance the natural environment in North Surrey and Kingston
The Trust covers an area of incredible natural beauty and habitat diversity; ancient woodland, chalk downlands, meadows, heathlands and wetlands. Some are large sites of international importance; others are small sites of local significance.
The Trust believes that local people have an important role to play in conserving our wildlife and countryside.
The Autumn 2023 Edition of our newsletter, Mole Matters, can be found here
The Lower Mole Countryside Trust
The Trust supports the work of the Lower Mole Countryside Partnership and other local community groups and organisations and covers the boroughs of Elmbridge, Epsom & Ewell and northern Mole Valley District in Surrey and the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames
The aims of the Trust are to:
Educate – to help the public learn about the countryside and its management through talks, walks, leaflets and on-site information.
Conserve – to promote the conservation, restoration and the management of the countryside, wildlife habitats and characteristic landscapes.
Involve – to encourage the participation of the public in practical countryside management work.
Access – to improve public access to the countryside for informal recreation through publicising walking, riding and cycling routes and by promoting the establishment of new routes.
Contact Details of the Lower Mole Countryside Trust
Past recent Annual Reports for the Trust
The report for the year ending 31st August 2022 is at LMCT Annual Report 2022
The report for the year ending 31st August 2021 is at LMCT Annual Report 2021
The report for the year ending 31st August 2020 is at LMCT Annual Report 2020
Lower Mole Countryside Trust 
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