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Staffordshire Wildlife Trust
Staffordshire Wildlife Trust has been working to protect the wildlife and wild places where you live for over 40 years.
Welcome to Staffordshire Wildlife Trust!
Trent ReNEW: Staffordshire University Grounds: Staffordshire Wildlife Trust
Delivered in partnership with the Environment Agency, Wild Trout Trust and Staffordshire University, this project is building on the success of an innovative river restoration scheme along the…
Barton Quarry: Staffordshire Wildlife Trust
Barton Quarry presents an opportunity to acquire strategically located land alongside a 2km stretch of the River Trent and deliver a significant natural flood management and river restoration…
Newbold Quarry: Staffordshire Wildlife Trust
A significant land acquisition opportunity that would enable the long-term restoration of a currently operational Holcim quarry site for nature.
Rugeley Riverside: Staffordshire Wildlife Trust
Rugeley Riverside is a Rivers 2040 project transforming 64 acres of former industrial land beside the River Trent into a thriving wetland landscape for wildlife
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Transforming the Trent Headwaters: Staffordshire Wildlife Trust
Covering 17,925 hectares at the source of the River Trent, this partnership-led programme is restoring the headwaters of England's longest river.
Sandyford Natural Flood Management: Staffordshire Wildlife Trust
Part of Rivers 2040, this project will help reduce flood risk at source while delivering wider benefits for biodiversity, water management and climate resilience.
Senior Reserves Officer - Staffordshire Moorlands
We are looking for an experienced and motivated conservation professional to lead the management of our Staffordshire Moorlands nature reserves, helping to deliver nature recovery through…
Leek Local Wildlife Group Talk: Deer in Staffordshire by Derek Crawley
Join Leek Local Wildlife Group for a fascinating talk by Derek Crawley on the deer of Staffordshire