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The Gloucestershire Nature Recovery Network
Kelp forests
Forests of kelp sway in shallow sunlit waters, offering shelter to a host of sea life from tiny worms to juvenile fish.
Kickstart Nature’s Recovery
Nature faces many threats. Wild places are at risk and wildlife is in decline. Staffordshire Wildlife Trust has a plan to get nature into recovery by 2030, but we can’t achieve it alone. A big…
Future protection for forests welcome
Confirmation that forests in England will remain in public ownership is warmly welcomed today as the Government publishes its long-awaited response to the Independent Panel on Forestry.
Talk: Priorities for nature's recovery on land and at sea
From peatland and catchment restoration to marine enhancement, discover all about how large scale nature recovery is possible.
Nature Recovery Fund
What if I told you that, despite all this amazing work, wildlife is still declining? Sadly, it’s true. The impacts of
climate change, shrinking natural resources and habitat loss all…
Nature Recovery Fund
Our Nature Recovery Fund appeal will bring wildlife back to Warwickshire, Coventry and Solihull. This is our most ambitious plan ever and reflects the urgent need to act now!
We need your…
Nature Recovery Fund
Can you support the biggest fundraising appeal in our history? For nature. For climate. For people.
Nature Recovery Fund
Nature needs us now more than ever – and we need you!
At Avon Wildlife Trust, we’re here to bring you hope. If given the chance, nature can bounce back at a faster rate than we ever…
Nature Recovery Fund
We can ensure a resilient future for nature and people, but we must act now to deliver a nature-rich tomorrow.