A gift in memory
A gift made in memory of a loved one can be a fitting way to celebrate and remember their life, while helping us to restore wildlife across the UK and islands.
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Donations in Memory
Give a gift in memory to keep the wildlife and wild spaces your loved one cherished protected.
South and West Wales
Give a gift in memory
By choosing to give a gift in memory of a nature-loving friend or relative you transform a heartfelt tribute into a living gift that truly honours their love for Somerset’s wildlife.
Somerset Wildlife Trust
Taking wing in winter
Meet the moths that defy the cold
Pavenham Osier Beds (In memory of Horace Church)
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An attractive reserve in a riverside setting
King's Lane Orchard
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Remnant of the old cider apple orchards which formerly surrounded Powerstock village.
Lock Lane
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Once used as a tip for ash from the railways, Lock Lane now provides a valuable habitat for a variety of wildlife.
Jordan's Story: Taking Marine Conservation to the Top
Award-winning Jordan has not only been involved in carrying out his own marine mammal rescue, but also instrumental in raising awareness in his local area. He is the last in our series to…
Taking forward the international agenda for The Wildlife Trusts
After five years at Manx Wildlife Trust as Chief Executive, Leigh Morris has moved into the brand new position of International Director for The Wildlife Trusts. Leigh shares with us his…
Taking action for nature through photography and nature spotting
Nuneaton resident Kevin Ford has been photographing local wildlife for many years on his early morning walks around Attleborough.
Taking action against the use of pesticides in your local area
Director and founder of Pesticide-Free Scotland, James Byrne, explains why and how you can take action against the use of pesticides in your local area.
Cop Lane
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Butterflies, bees, birds and a wealth of stunning wildflowers are reclaiming this former railway-line near Preston.