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About The Wildlife Trusts
Wherever you are in the UK, there's a Wildlife Trust protecting, restoring and standing up for nature. We're a movement of 47 independent charities working for wildlife.
More than 945,000 members and 33,000 volunteers work together with their Wildlife Trust to make their local area wilder and make nature part of life, for everyone. We'd love you to join us.
A River Speaks
Rivers and their floodplains are wonderful, wild and essential habitats. In their natural state, rivers tame floods, store and supply water, provide vital habitats for wildlife and offer places for people to come together and enjoy nature.
Watch 'A River Speaks', voiced by Vicky McClure, which gives a voice to our rivers and highlights the growing pressures they face, then learn more about our vision for our rivers.
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Curlew, Numenius arquata, in flight at dusk. Peak District National Park, UK - Ben Hall/2020VISION
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Nature can't wait: UN biodiversity conference must turn promises into action
The UK is only on track to meet 3 of the 23 targets to halt and reverse nature loss by 2030 is clear – we are not on track. Nature is…
Doing Dairy Differently: how dairy farming can work better for farmers, rivers and wildlife
Doing dairy differently means working with nature, not against it. Gemma Lane, Land Use Policy Manager, discusses what this means.
Every £1 invested in restoring rivers could generate over £7 in benefits for nature, communities and the economy, first-of-its-kind analysis finds
Groundbreaking new river vision and economic analysis provides a blueprint for reimagining England’s rivers at scale
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