Rewilding Fairlop Plain: London Wildlife Trust One of London's flagship urban rewilding initiatives, demonstrating how rewilding principles can be applied in Redbridge.
Rewilding Hillingdon: London Wildlife Trust Applying rewilding principles in Hillingdon to support nature recovery, climate resilience and community wellbeing.
34% funded Rhodri's story This is an example fundraising page. This link will open on the North Wales Wildlife Trust website.
River Beane Flagship: Herts & Middlesex Wildlife Trust The River Beane is one of 11 national Chalk Stream Flagship Programmes established to deliver ambitious, catchment-scale restoration.…
River Bourne Restoration Plan: Warwickshire Wildlife Trust This project will develop a comprehensive River Restoration Plan, identifying and prioritising opportunities for river and floodplain…
River Erewash Natural Flood Management: Derbyshire Wildlife Trust River Erewash Natural Flood Management is a Rivers 2040 project
River Glens Green Investment Zone: Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust This project will work with landowners and partners to reconnect rivers and becks with the wider landscape, creating more space for…
River Rib Re-Naturalisation: Herts & Middlesex Wildlife Trust This project will remove an outsized weir, fully restore fish passage and re-naturalise the chalk stream channel by replacing hard-…
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…
0% funded Rutland Osprey’s 30th Anniversary Appeal - Wings for the Future Please support our anniversary appeal to celebrate 30 years since the first re-introduction of ospreys back to England, at Rutland Water… This link will open on the Leicestershire Wildlife Trust website.
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…
105% funded Save our precious woodlands Over the years we have seen just how vital our woodlands are for wildlife, from elusive goshawks and rare dormice to Purple Emperor… This link will open on the Devon Wildlife Trust website.