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Worcestershire Wildlife Trust

Worcestershire Wildlife Trust is the county's leading local charity working to conserve and restore wildlife and wild places.

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Worcestershire's Natural Networks

Natural Networks, a European Regional Development Fund partnership between Worcestershire Wildlife Trust and Worcestershire County Council, has already created and improved 30 hectares of habitat and work is planned on another 100 hectares.
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The bats of Worcestershire

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Join Matthew Terry for a talk about the bats of Worcestershire

Job

Ecologist - Worcestershire Wildlife Consultancy

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Are you an enthusiastic ecologist who’s motivated by making a real difference for wildlife and the people connected to it?

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Lower Smite Farm – Worcestershire Wildlife Trust

Worcestershire Wildlife Trusts’ Lower Smite Farm is managed to increase the diversity and abundance of wild pollinators and beneficial insects. No insecticides, slug pellets or livestock wormers are used on the farm. It acts as a demonstration site and, with support from the Defra Facilitation Fund, the Wildlife Trust works with more than 50 farms to share learning.
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Senior Ecologist - Worcestershire Wildlife Constultancy

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We’re looking for someone who brings solid professional experience, a strong understanding of UK legislation and best practice and a genuine commitment to delivering high‑quality ecological work…

Event

Meadow Marvels (Watch Event)

This link will open on the Isle of Man Wildlife Trust website.

Witness the breath taking views of Manx meadows flowering in the spring!

Nature Reserve

Button Oak Meadow

This link will open on the Shropshire Wildlife Trust website.

A flower-rich meadow in the Wyre Forest, jointly owned by Shropshire and Worcestershire Wildlife Trusts.

Species

Meadow brown

One of our most common butterflies, the meadow brown can be spotted on grasslands, and in gardens and parks, often in large numbers. There are four subspecies of meadow brown.