Save Wildlife by Shopping and Surfing!

Not as absurd as it sounds, you can now raise money for HART simply by shopping or searching on the Internet. Simply sign up to www.thegivingmachine.co.uk, www.easyfundraising.org.uk or www.ushopucare.co.uk or click on the logos, select HART as your chosen charity, and shop away. These pages are linked to all the main shopping sites, such as Amazon, Ebay, Tesco etc, and the advertising revenue from the site goes to the charity of your choice.

HART is now registered on www.everyclick.com a search engine where every search raises money for the charity of your choice. Set this as your search engine, and watch the money you have raised add up. Please tell all your friends, as the more people who use it, the more money is raised for HART, it's as simple as that!

Shopping has never felt so good!

HART hits Alton!

A huge thank you to Alison Keeble, Jane Rebut and Peter Mart for all their hard work in preparing our new shop for its grand opening on Saturday 2nd February. We would also like to thank Delta Radio for advertising our opening ensuring we had a steady flow of customers throughout the day. An in depth account of our first day is available within our In Focus section and don't forget we are looking for reliable and enthusiastic volunteers to help run our new charity shop in Alton. If you have one or more mornings/afternoons available each week then please email us your details at help@hartwildlife.fsnet.co.uk or telephone on 01256 770438

Ringly Rhymes CD

This wonderful poetry CD, read and written by Terry Hopwood-Jackson and Chrystal Gray, is about woodland animals and fairies complete with bird song and wind chimes for only £5.99 (including post and packaging). The authors have agreed to donate a percentage of sales to HART Wildlife so help support us by emailing hopart@tiscali.co.uk for further information or to order.

There is a great deal of misinformation about foxes in the press and trying to get the facts into the media has proved extremely problematic. Professor Stephen Harris and his team at Bristol University Mammal Group have launched a new website to provide accurate and detailed information with regards to published data on foxes. Please visit www.thefoxwebsite.org for the real facts about foxes.