Working with businesses

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Green-veined white on road verge wildflowers  ©Paul Hobson

Nature is good for business

By working in partnership with us, your business can not only help nature’s recovery and tackle the climate emergency, but also benefit your employee wellbeing and customer engagement.

Investing in nature provides business resilience
Environmental credentials attract investors
Returning land to nature improves biodiversity
Employees feel happier, healthier & more positive

Our world is in a state of emergency – you can be part of the solution

The Wildlife Trusts believe that by working with businesses who share our concern for the environment we can achieve more for wildlife together than we would on our own. 

The UK is one of the most nature-depleted places in the world but if we act now to protect wild places and restore those that are damaged, we can start winning the fight against the climate and ecological emergencies.  That is why we’re calling for 30% of the UK’s land and sea to be protected and connected by 2030, bringing wildlife back into everybody’s lives.

You can play a crucial role in this goal – building resilience for nature and for your business.  We work with businesses in many ways – from charity partnerships through to providing consultancy advice – but at the heart of everything we do is our mission to enable abundant, diverse wildlife and natural processes creating wilder land and seascapes where people and nature thrive.

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Sir David Attenborough by Penny Dixie

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Leave a valued business legacy

From rewilding habitats and reintroducing species to creating new green spaces to better connect people with wildlife - which will engage your employees and communities.

Donate
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Mitigate your environmental impact

Invest in nature-based solutions to tackle climate change across the UK – supporting landscapes and rivers, reducing carbon emissions and improving wildlife biodiversity –benefitting future generations.

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Create space for nature and biodiversity

We provide land management advice to farmers, landowners and/ supply chains – resulting in better outcomes for wildlife and for you – engage your customers, supply chains and investors in this way.

Manage your land

Improve employees’ wellbeing

People who feel connected to the natural world experience better wellbeing and quality of life – we offer a range of nature-based events, activities and resources - proven to boost mood, health and sense of connection to nature.

Boost wellbeing

Nature Markets Principles

Wildlife Trusts across the UK have been instrumental in the development of various “nature markets”, including carbon, biodiversity credits, nutrient neutrality and natural flood management, delivering multiple benefits for society and the environment and new income streams for rural communities. Contact our business relationships team today to find out more.

We have worked with RSPB, National Trust, and Woodland Trust to publish our first shared principles for nature markets. Read our Nature Market Principles here.

Tackling the climate and nature crises together

Read more about how some of our relationships are making a positive difference below – from working with farmers to better manage their land for nature, to advising housing developers to ensure wildlife considerations are at the centre of their plans through to engaging a company’s employees to better engage with nature and the wellbeing benefits that this brings.

Help us to protect and connect 30% of land and sea for nature by 2030

Together we can save wildlife
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How your business can support or work with us

The Wildlife Trusts are a federation, and we operate as an umbrella body for the 46 independent Wildlife Trust charities across the UK. 

Collectively, we are proud to partner with selected national businesses that closely align with our values and mission in helping to tackle the climate and nature crises with people inspired and empowered to take action for nature’s recovery. 

Find out how your business can support or work with us below:

Donation

  • Business donations are gratefully received online. You can also get in touch and we will send you BACS bank details.
  • If you would like to tell your customers that you are making a donation in relation to sales of goods and/services then to comply with charity and fundraising law, you might need to enter into a Commercial Participation Agreement with us. Tell us how your business, product or service link to nature and fit with our environmental values.

Fundraising or Charity of the year

  • This fundraising pack is full of ideas! It’s really easy to ‘fundraise in aid of’ a local Wildlife Trust or The Wildlife Trusts through Just Giving.
  • Big Wild Walk during October half term is our national annual fundraising event which encourages the nation to get outdoors!
  • If you would like us to be your charity partner of the year, then please tell us more about your fundraising plans and ambitions.  

Managing land for nature

Partnership

  • Regional businesses can make a big difference by supporting one or more Wildlife Trusts which are deeply routed in their communities, helping to promote wildlife and wild places nearby, you can find them here.
  • National businesses can play a valued role in addressing the climate and nature crises across the UK from donating to species reintroduction and habitat restoration or investing in biodiversity and nature based solutions to influencing government and engaging communities to better connect them to nature for the health and wellbeing benefits that this brings.  Get in touch

Sponsorship

  • Contact us to find out more about investing in a variety of wildlife and people projects, for example, restoring habitats, reintroducing species, supporting community wellbeing or driving green employment opportunities.

Supply of products or services

  • Tell us how your business, product or service will contribute to our environmental aims and goals.

Volunteering and organised team conservation

  • Anyone can sign up as an individual for a variety of local volunteering opportunities with their local Wildlife Trust, however, these do typically require regular attendance. 
  • Pricing for organised team volunteering, or Wild Work Days as we call them, can be discussed with a local Wildlife Trust or at a national level as part of an annual agreement. Contact us.

Innovation and start-ups

We would love to hear from companies at all stages of their growth working in digital and innovation, from start ups to established corporates. We are looking for organisations to work with us to develop new products and solutions that support natures recovery at scale across the Wildlife Trust movement. If you work in this space please contact our Head of Digital Transformation.



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